Described as a ‘suburban Jacobean play’ The House of Yes explores madness, secrecy, and the unreliability of appearances echoing the preoccupations of Jacobean dramatists, as well as delving into themes of incest, obsession, and family dysfunction.
Network Theatre have assembled a supremely talented cast to bring these complex characters to life. Suki Rees delivers a riveting performance as the tragically chaotic Jackie-O, while Susan Small embodies the aloof matriarch Mrs. Pascal with chilling precision. Stephen Lee portrays the conflicted Marty, torn between his past and future, while Miles Searle adds a touch of awkward creepiness as the younger brother Anthony. Pia Marr rounds out the ensemble as Lesly, the unwitting catalyst for the family’s implosion.
Network Theatre continues to push boundaries and offer thought-provoking productions, “The House of Yes” is another example of the venue’s commitment to challenging theatre. This production is not to be missed by those who appreciate drama that delves into the darker corners of the human psyche.
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