Jitney tickets at the Old Vic theatre, London

Reviews are in for Jitney at the Old Vic Theatre in London. Tinuke Craig's revival of August Wilson's Jitney has opened to widespread acclaim in London. The Evening Standard calls it "a stunning, richly textured piece of work" with The Times describing it "absorbing" and 'a funny, fractious into the lives of 1970s American taxi drivers". The Guardian found it "beautifully realised" and The Telegraph found it "tremendous" and "precisely the sort of project that could save Britain’s theatres." Book tickets to Jitney at the Old Vic Theatre. Written by acclaimed playwright August Wilson (Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom) and directed by Tinuke Craig (The Color Purple), the play comes to the Old Vic following an acclaimed run at Leeds Playhouse. A groundbreaking modern classic, Wilson's play explores the fragile bond between eight men as they live, love and work in a racially segregated, post-Vietnam America. Set in an all-male, all-black minicab office in Pittsburgh in 1977, the guys bitch and banter in a grim, strip-lit office, interrupted by fares, family members and occasional flashpoints of rage. The cast includes Geoff Aymer as Doub, Leanne Henlon as Rena, Wil Johnson as Becker, Leemore Marrett Jr as Booster, and Tony Marshall as Fielding, Nnabiko Ejimofor as Shealy, Solomon Israel as Young Blood, Dayo Koleosho as Philmore, Sule Rimi as Turnbo. Understudies are Lindon Alexander, Lincoln Conway, Blair Gyabaah and Yolanda Ovide Jitney is booking until 9 July 2022 at the Old Vic Theatre in London. Read a round up of theatre reviews for Jitney from the UK press including The Guardian, The Times, The Telegraph, Evening Standard and more. Additional reviews coming soon.