by Irwin Shaw. Directed by Rafaella Marcus. Produced by Brickdust Theatre Ltd
Finborough Theatre 31st October – 24th November 2018
Photographs by Scott Rylander
Reviews for Bury The Dead
“Sioned Jones is striking” Michael Billington, The Guardian.
https://thespyinthestalls.com/2018/11/bury-dead/ “Sioned Jones is compelling in every scene she is in and offers a beguiling performance that tackles multiple roles with ease and attentiveness.”
http://www.londonpubtheatres.com/bury-the-dead-review/4594460349 “Sioned Jones gives a truly wonderful performance. She is an actor who can wring humour from any situation yet seconds later can reduce you to tears. At one point she is a mother who wishes to look upon her son’s face. When he reveals to her the ravages of his visage the guttural howl she emits is truly visceral.”
https://www.thereviewshub.com/bury-the-dead-the-finborough-london/ “Jones is particularly good”
https://reviewsgate.com/bury-the-dead-finborough-london-4-william-russell/ “most impressive work is done by the two actors who play all the female roles, Sioned Jones and Natalie Winsor.”
https://theartsdesk.com/bury-dead-finborough-theatre-review-american-rarity-comes-scathingly-life “The two women in the company deliver stand-out multiple performances. … while Sioned Jones through half-a-dozen roles delivers the coup de grace to the plot”
https://www.thestage.co.uk/reviews/2018/bury-dead-review-finborough-theatre-london/ “Among the attempts to reason with these unquiet sleepers, the most powerful is the mechanic’s wife (a thorny performance by Sioned Jones), bitterly recalling their measly existence on $18.50 a week before galvanising him to make a stand in death that would have been impossible in life.”
https://www.jewishrenaissance.org.uk/blog/bury-the-dead?format=amp&__twitter_impression=true “a clutch of powerful cameos from Sioned Jones”
http://everything-theatre.co.uk/2018/11/bury-the-dead-finborough-theatre-review.html “Sioned Jones and Natalie Winsor in particular add a sense of deep conviction to the story, in both male and female roles, and their performances are a pleasure to watch.”
https://theblogoftheatrethings.com/2018/11/15/review-bury-the-dead-at-finborough-theatre/ ” This is also a showcase for the versatility of Sioned Jones”