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Sean Foley. Credit: Kris Askey
Sean Foley

Sean Foley

  • English
  • Actor, writer and director

Press clippings

Dr Strangelove director Sean Foley on Steve Coogan's extraordinary performance

Foley and Armando Iannucci have adapted Stanley Kubrick's classic satirical film for the theatre. It's more relevant now than ever, they say.

Lauren Murphy, The Sunday Times, 15th December 2024

Dr Strangelove play to be screened in cinemas

A recording of the stage version of Dr Strangelove starring Steve Coogan will be released in cinemas from 27th March 2025.

British Comedy Guide, 3rd December 2024

Dr Strangelove review

Of course, satire should always be serious, but go in a better frame of mood to really enjoy it.

Howard Loxton, British Theatre Guide, 7th November 2024

Dr Strangelove review

Maybe we should call him Steve Sellers, or perhaps Peter Coogan... Either way, comedian Steve Coogan makes a fine fist of channelling the maniacal ghost of the late Peter Sellers in one of his best-known films: Stanley Kubrick's satire of nuclear Armageddon, Dr. Strangelove.

Patrick Marmion, Daily Mail, 1st November 2024

Dr Strangelove review

It is really Coogan who makes Dr Strangelove a classic production, mixing hard-hitting satire with knockabout humour

Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 31st October 2024

Dr Strangelove review

Coogan is bang on the button.

John Nathan, The Jewish Chronicle, 31st October 2024

Dr Strangelove review

OK, so it's not the biting The Thick Of It-styled political satire we wanted but as far as light entertainment goes, it's pretty good.

Jim Keaveney, The Arts Dispatch, 30th October 2024

Dr Strangelove review

Steve Coogan is terrific.

Sarah Hemming, The Financial Times, 30th October 2024

Dr Strangelove review

Steve Coogan excels in four roles in Armando Iannucci's adaptation of the classic movie.

Gary Naylor, Broadway World, 30th October 2024

Dr Strangelove review

The play is not one for the whole family but does highlight that it is sometimes better to embrace a tragic situation through laughter rather than horror.

Ramsey Baghdadi, London Theatre Reviews, 30th October 2024

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