When is a court trial in a sleepy Utah courtroom simply the most riveting news story? When it’s about Gwyneth Paltrow being sued for liability by an optometrist, Terry Sanderson for over 3 million dollars (that he reduces to 300,000 dollars.) And it covers moments like the frequent references to Taylor Swift (since Gwyneth countersues for $1, the court just has to know if she knows Taylor!) and Terry’s attorney’s weird digression into an extended cow-milking anecdote.
With choreography by Olivier-winner Dame Arlene Phillips and a soundtrack that parodies some of the strangest moments of a truly bizarre case, I Wish You Well will definitely raise your spirits.
In beautiful Deer Valley, Utah, a snowstorm of epic proportions is growing. Completely unrelated to the weather outside. Retired optometrist Terry Sanderson and jade-egg-inserting Gwyneth Paltrow have collided, and Terry claims that the collision had resulted in a brain injury that caused him to no longer enjoy wine tastings.
The trial that involved a lawyer who was obsessed with Gwyneth, asking her how tall she was (and Gwyneth replying that she liked Kristin’s shoes), questions about whether Taylor Swift was a close friend of Gwynnie P’s (because of their $1 countersuits) is a production now about how two worlds collide. Literally. And how a lawsuit is, quite possibly, the most fun ever had in true crime.
The Criterion Theatre is one of the few independent theatres in London’s West End. Actors, directors and producers always love playing the Criterion Theatre. A jewel in Piccadilly, the auditorium curves out in a very intimate manner. Audiences can experience the performers up close and personal in this 150-year-old theater.
The Piccadilly Jewel Box has a uniquely magical atmosphere. With the buzzing Piccadilly Circus junction less than a minute away and Central London beckoning, Criterion Theatre is the home of independent productions and unique activity. Both inside and out.
Criterion Theatre seating plan will help you find the best seats in the theatre.
Address: 218-223 Piccadilly, London W1J 9HR, United Kingdom
Train: Piccadilly Circus (Piccadilly Line and Bakerloo Line) is a minute away from the venue. Trains with codes BDBR, BDVL, FGBN, SHBR, and SHCL stop at the South Brisbane train station.
Bus: The Regent street/St James stops outside Tesco is the closest stop, and you can hop on the 12, 88, 94, 453, N3, N15, 6, 9, 139, 159, N9, N18, N97, N109, N136 busses there .
Available Facilities: Restaurants, bar, toilets, cloakroom
Accessibility: Hearing Systems, induction loop system available, Assistance dogs allowed, accessible lavatory, step-free access only available to the Upper Circle.
Tickets start from $39.27 and the cost will vary depending on the seats you choose.
The show is suitable for ages 12 and above. This production contains moderate language and some adult themes.
Q- Where is I Wish You Well playing in London?
The show is playing at the Criterion Theatre in West End.
A Hollywood superstar known for Goop, jade eggs and a suspiciously-flavored candle bumps into a retired optometrist in Utah. It’s definitely not a rom-com (no Shakespeare in Love,) but two worlds collide all the way to court on the slopes of Deer Valley. Get your tickets to see how the funniest trial of 2023 involves Taylor Swift (barely) and a lawyer who is obsessed with how tall Gwyneth is.
The running time is 1 hour with no interval.