Gary Naylor - Page 66

Gary Naylor sees a master mime create a magical show

Gary Naylor sees another adult panto, one that is more an orthodox panto with swearing.

Gary Naylor sees a North London tradition continue.

Gary Naylor enjoys a musical for young people that will delight parents as much as kids.

Gary Naylor sees a good old-fashioned panto delivered with great enthusiasm

Gary Naylor sees a musical about marriage - well, a certain kind of marriage.

Gary Naylor enjoys an evening of seasonal scares!

Gary Naylor sees a extraordinary space used for an occasionally extraordinary piece of theatre

Gary Naylor enjoys a charming revival of a gentle musical.

Gary Naylor sees a traditional panto in a traditional home of panto

Gary Naylor sees his first panto of the season. Oh yes he does.

Gary Naylor sees a city, and a man, sink under the weight of the past.

Gary Naylor sees a slice of his future and feels the fear.

Gary Naylor sees a brutal examination of brutal times.

Gary Naylor sees that rarest of plays - one that leaves you wanting more.

Gary Naylor sees a piece of performance art that examines the devaluing of language by politics.

Gary Naylor enjoys a production full of gusto and no little polish

Gary Naylor sees a neglected musical brought to London.

Gary Naylor sees a play about the grip violence holds its various victims.

Gary Naylor sees an off-Broadway classic that hits more than it misses.