The Shark is Broken will play a strictly limited run at the Ambassadors Theatre in the West End
The Shark Is Broken Starring Ian Shaw, son of Robert Shaw who played Quint in the Steven Spielberg 1975 classic has bagged itself a West End run. Ian is also the co-writer along with Joseph Nixon. and the director is Guy Masterson.The Shark is Broken is a fun behind-the-scenes play that will see its run at the Ambassadors Theatre from May 11th to July 18th, with a press night on May 19th. Make sure you get your tickets now.
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Cape Cod, 1974: shooting on JAWS has stalled. The film’s lead actors – Robert Shaw, Roy Scheider and Richard Dreyfuss – are stuck on a boat, frustrated by foul weather and a faulty mechanical co-star. Awash with alcohol and ambition, three great white sharks start to bare their teeth…
The Shark is Broken reveals the hilarious and moving behind-the-scenes drama on one of Hollywood’s biggest blockbusters.
Sonia Friedman Productions is delighted to announce its second production at the Ambassadors Theatre in 2020. After a sell-out, critically acclaimed premiere at the 2019 Edinburgh Fringe, Ian Shaw and Joseph Nixon’s brilliantly funny play will arrive in the West End from May 11th. Tickets will be on general sale from £10 this Friday.
The Times ★★★★★
“Did I mention waves? Get ready for this play to make some. Do they need a bigger boat? Actually, I think they are going to need a bigger theatre — and soon.”
“Did I mention waves? Get ready for this play to make some. Do they need a bigger boat? Actually, I think they are going to need a bigger theatre — and soon.”
Metro ★★★★★
“This play packs plenty of bite.”
“This play packs plenty of bite.”
The Telegraph ★★★★
“Something unexpectedly profound and emotionally serrated lurks below the apparently frothy surface of this dive behind the scenes of the making of JAWS.”
“Something unexpectedly profound and emotionally serrated lurks below the apparently frothy surface of this dive behind the scenes of the making of JAWS.”
The Arts Desk ★★★★
“This play deserves a life beyond the Fringe; yes, they’re going to need a bigger theatre”
“This play deserves a life beyond the Fringe; yes, they’re going to need a bigger theatre”
The Stage ★★★★
“An intoxicating combination of behind-the-scenes gossip and contemplation of the nature of popular art.”
“An intoxicating combination of behind-the-scenes gossip and contemplation of the nature of popular art.”
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