There were shrieks, gasps, and nervous laughter in the Nöel Coward Theatre during press night of a kind rarely heard in the theatre. The startled cries marked the triumphant return of Joel Horwood's adaptation of Neil Gaiman's magical novel, first seen at the National Theatre in 2019 and now returning to the West End after a long tour.. December 12, 2019. Samuel Blenkin and Marli Siu in The Ocean at the End of The Lane Manuel Harlan. Reviews are in for the stage adaptation of Neil Gaiman's 2013 novel The Ocean at the End of the.
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Capturing the darkness and dreamlike strangeness of Neil Gaiman's bestselling 2013 novel, The Ocean at the End of the Lane is a pacy fantasy thriller occasionally overloaded by its own ambitious.. Now, almost two years on, Katy Rudd's thrilling production of Joel Horwood's adaptation is back with a new cast and a refreshed sense of wonder and visual dazzle. It's a lovely, heartfelt.
