'Astonishing' (WhatsOnStage.com). 'Breathtaking' (ThreeWeeks 2011). 'Triumphant' (BroadwayBaby.com). 'Exquisite' (Skinny). 'Stunning' (ScotsGay). 'Physical, dynamic and arresting' (The Economist). 'Outstanding' (The Public Reviews). 'Gorgeous' (A Younger Theatre). 'Infinitely Watchable' (The Independent). 'Thrilling' (Three Weeks 2012). 'Sexy' (Quotidian). 'Muscle-bound charisma' (The Telegraph).
The award-winning sellout hit internationally tours in 2013 after being met with rave reviews across the board. Co-produced by Glynis Henderson Productions and Action To The Word, the show premiered at last year's Latitude Festival, and ran to rave reviews at 2011 and 2012's Edinburgh Festivals and Brighton's Old Market. Last Christmas the show transferred to London's West End, playing a sell-out run at Soho Theatre. In 2013 the show is touring all over Australia and beyond. Visit the Australian tour site or book tickets to see the show in Hong Kong.
Get dragged into the glorious glass-edged nastiness of Manchester's underworld. A playtime of orgiastic ultraviolence and sexuality, this is the story of little Alex and his Droogs in their battle against the tedium of adolescence. An unapologetic jubilation of the human condition, Action To The Word tear their way through this physical theatre horror show retelling of Burgess' infamous literary masterpiece.
Watch a video featurette on the show
Hear an interview with Alexandra Spencer-Jones for ABC
Listen to an interview with Alexandra Spencer-Jones and leading man Martin McCreadie
'Superb' (One 4 Review). 'Bonkers and hilarious' (The Scotsman). 'Spooky, strange and surreal' (What's On Stage). 'Feisty, eccentric' (Edinburgh Evening News). 'Exquisitely creepy' (Three Weeks). 'A remarkable piece of new writing' (Fringe Review).
'A beautiful little show' (Broadway Baby).
'Puts to shame the hackneyed standards of the contemporary musical scene' (The Stage).
Having just completed their international tour of A Clockwork Orange Action To The Word are bringing their award-winning musical Constance & Sinestra and The Cabinet of Screams to CPT for a limited run. Constance and Sinestra live on the edge of a cliff with their mad taxidermist father who never comes upstairs. A heartbreaking and twisted tale of love, loss and baking - Constance & Sinestra took the Edinburgh Festival by storm winning a WhatsOnStage and MTM:UK Musical Theatre award. Perfect for lost children of all ages.
Original Edinburgh Cast Recordings
Max Krupski as Pete in A Clockwork Orange, Proud Galleries, 2009
