Ralph Fiennes in Faith Healer on Broadway

[@melizmatea]

I saw this and it was phenomenal. All three of the actors were incredible. It really had an impact on me. I've seen dozens of plays and musicals on Broadway and this was one of my favourites - I'm still thinking about it almost 20 years later!!!

[@almaofdrums]

god what a voice! what a presence! what a man!

[@alicewonderland7280]

By far the best play I have ever seen

[@Nikole2031]

i sooooo want to see him on stage!!! hopefully i'll be able to see him in June if my London trip plans out.

[@mozartslover]

i saw this play (was in the 3rd row!!) and it was amazing. he was absolutely mesmerizing

[@brendapascale786]

I love this man! . 😍

[@kangaroo86]

I read the play, I loved it. I wish I could've see this production.

[@blueturtleshark]

I saw this play with my parents and we got good seats. I was thrilled at the cast, unfortunately, I do admit that I fell asleep during Cherry Jones' monologue, only to be awoken by her screams. There was a moment when Ray looked up towards the seats where I was sitting and I felt a chill, as if he was looking right at me! Great acting...this is where that really comes in...the duration of their monologues was amazing and the story was chilling.

[@RipperBravo]

I’ve seen Ralph in God of Carnage with Ken Stott and was thrilled to see him on stage. I can completely identify with getting chills when actors look at you. I went to see Jude Law in Hamlet in 2009 at the Wyndhams theatre and remember him staring straight down at where I was sitting in the front row !

[@みま-e7r]

I LOVE HIM FOREVER!

[@bluesevern]

he's amazing!

[@MarianaFerreira-sk1sm]

Te amo Ralph fiennes

[@malsibad]

Best. Play. Ever.

[@Yaddaer]

Is not me to think Ralph Fiennes to be The Grate, is only because he Actually Is!!!!

[@lovelyrain6213]

Is there any recordings for his plays that one could buy... I really love him at theater

[@strongshoulders]

Not the first time Ralph has reminded me of Leonard Rossiter as Rigsby in the Sit Com 'Rising Damp'

[@GrettaSunshine]

Гениален❤

[@TashyyyGaskarth]

saw the MTC production of this for theatre class. i found it really boring when i saw it but afterwards when we discussed the context of the play it suddenly became so much more interesting. We looked back to the ritualistic killing of kings in ancient ireland and how Frank's murder closely resembles the sacrificings. (bog bodies) We also looked at the dynamic of Frank and Grace's relationship and how her wealthy background caused Franks unrest in the relationship as it's set during the troubles war. Hell even Teddy's story of the Whippet makes sense now. Really clever play.

[@MrRaven6000]

When you're doing research on your faith healer and you find one of your peers in your class

[@nesaalli8778]

I know that song xx

[@Iamwisewoman]

@kangaroo86 Love him, hated the play and actually fell asleep with about 3/4 of the audience.

[@moragdeyes]

Saw thisnpkaynlats mug th but not with RF which must have been amazing. ut has anyone noticed the same conceit as Rashomon?

[@Notawesomeatall7]

What is this play about?

[@bluebellbeatnik4945]

did you get your answer?

[@Notawesomeatall7]

@@bluebellbeatnik4945 nope

[@dararyan7385]

@@Notawesomeatall7 did you find an answer online?

[@Notawesomeatall7]

@@dararyan7385 I can't remember...

[@dararyan7385]

@@Notawesomeatall7 there’s a Wikipedia giving a decent synopsis of the play if you look that up 👍