★★★★☆ Shakespeare’s early play, co-written with George Peele is the revenge play to end revenge plays, setting lasting standards only in horror. Yet Blanch McIntyre’s production, with a bravura title role performance from David Troughton, has much to commend it.
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★★★★☆ As part of Bristol’s ongoing Shakespeare Festival, the Impromptu Shakespeare team packed out the Wardrobe last night with an enthused and animated audience that whooped and clapped at the end of each mini-scene.
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★★★★★ It is a remarkably selfless and accomplished piece of work on the theme of loss and loneliness, which reaffirms our faith in the power of storytelling using little but highly developed talent in a darkened room with a receptive audience.
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★★★★☆ The troupe of performers is made up of skilled actor-musicians and both are lively and engaging productions. Highly recommended.
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★★★★☆ A small company, JSLN bring their performances to smaller stages round Britain, where audiences are up close and very personal, giving dance students, in particular, a chance to see how the professionals do it, just an arm’s length away.
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★★★★☆ No one in the auditorium could be unfamiliar with the story of Dirty Dancing even if, like me, they hadn’t seen the film. The innocent young girl falls for the ‘wrong type’ whilst trying to do ‘right thing’ . . .
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