Chimerica

Reception

The play as a whole has been criticized for its ambitious runtime of over three hours.[16][20][21]

The Almeida production was described in one review[22] as "fluent and seductive", with a "filmic quality", with the multiple set changes well-handled. The premiere was well received and garnered many awards.

In September 2019, The Guardian writers listed it as the 10th best theatre show since 2000.[23]

Awards

Year Award Category Result Notes Ref.
2013 Evening Standard Awards Best Play Won [24]
2014 Olivier Awards Best New Play Won [25][26]
Best Director Won for Lyndsey Turner
Best Lighting Design Won for Tim Lutkin and Finn Ross
Best Sound Design Won for Carolyn Downing
Best Set Design Won for Es Devlin
Susan Smith Blackburn Prize Won for Lucy Kirkwood [27]

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