THE BRILLIANT SHOW THAT CAPTURED THE HEARTS AND MINDS OF OUR CITY TRIUMPHANTLY RETURNS.
In an improvised refugee camp in Calais, France, thousands of refugees fled drought, war, and violence seeking their “good chance” — to reach the U.K.
The Jungle asks why those crossing borders in search of safety and home must face grave harm and danger.
THE JUNGLE RETURNS “WITH ASTONISHING POIGNANCY AND POWER…”
–The New York Times, Critics’ Pick!
Reviews: The Jungle at St. Ann’s Warehouse
CRITIC'S PICK! Thrilling... ravishing... devastating…it feels as if all the world is holding its breath.
Vigorously engrossing production…
—THE NEW YORK TIMES
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[A] marvelously realized production... essential viewing.
The work packs a powerful punch in the current political era, giving a human face to the proliferating problem of displaced peoples around the globe…
—THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER
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At this insanely xenophobic moment, every one of your political representatives should be required to experience it.
—THE WASHINGTON POST
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Exuberant, full of music and movement. This is a story we need to hear. It feels of national significance.
—TIME OUT LONDON
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A significant event in which theatre shakes hands with the world.
—THE SUNDAY TIMES
One of the most vital productions of the year.
—THE OBSERVER
Learn More: The Jungle
CNN: The Jungle director Stephen Daldry and actor Ammar Haj Ahmad speak to Christiane Amanpour
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NPR: The Jungle Tells The Stories Inside A Real Refugee Camp In Northern France
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The New York Times: How 3 Actors Overcame Trump's Travel Ban to Take the New York Stage
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Vogue Magazine: In The Jungle, the Refugee Crisis Takes Center Stage
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Listen to Sounds of Refuge from John Falsetto, Mohamed Sarrar and Ammar Haj Ahmad
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First look at The Jungle at St. Ann's Warehouse
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Word of Mouth
RUNNING TIME, AGE ADVISORY, AND WARNINGS
Runtime: 2 hours, 45 minutes including an intermission.
Due to mature content, The Jungle is recommended for ages 12+.
This production contains the use of smoke effects, flashing lights, herbal cigarette smoking, flour, peanuts, strong language, loud noises, and blank gunshot effects.
The world premiere of The Jungle at the Young Vic in December 2017 was a Young Vic and National Theatre co-production with Good Chance Theatre. David Lan was lead producer.