Brian Cox and Patricia Clarkson Shine in 'Long Day's Journey into Night'

In their latest West End performance, Cox returns to the stage after a decade, and Clarkson captivates as a morphine-addicted matriarch.

Brian Cox delivers a powerful performance as James Tyrone in Eugene O'Neill's 'Long Day's Journey into Night', marking his return to the London stage after 10 years.
Patricia Clarkson steals the show with her portrayal of the morphine-addicted matriarch, Mary Tyrone, in a performance praised across reviews.
The production, directed by Jeremy Herrin, is noted for its stark, unadorned presentation and the strong performances of its cast.
Critics highlight the play's exploration of family dysfunction and addiction, drawing parallels with Cox's own career and the themes of his TV role in 'Succession'.
The play runs at Wyndham's Theatre until June 8, with tickets available for a performance that has been recommended by reviewers.