Gary Naylor - Page 70

Gary Naylor enjoys the third of Isango Ensemble's productions every bit as much as the others.

Gary Naylor sees a legendary novel brought to the stage.

Gary Naylor sees a show for which only that old solecism 'very unique' will do.

Gary Naylor sees a deserving target skewered by a masterly monologue.

Gary Naylor sees a slice of 2012 that reminds him of a slice of 1980.

Gary Naylor sees a version of Antigone for teens that pulls no punches.

Gary Naylor sees a good and bad work about bad and good works.

Gary Naylor sees New Jersey girl, Amy Lamé obsess over Manchester's Morrissey.

gary Naylor enjoys and endures a unique theatrical experience.

Gary Naylor sees two hours of traditional stand-up in an intimate setting

Gary Naylor meets one of the driving forces behind Tooting's cultural renaissance.

Gary Naylor sees a play about failing powers and Tennessee Williams.

Gary Naylor is buffeted by a blast from the past

Gary Naylor sees a musical full of classic songs.

Gary Naylor sees a twenty year old play send a timeless message.

Gary Naylor sees a work that sits somewhere between theatre and performance art.

Gary Naylor sees a West End show in the East End.

Gary Naylor enjoys a show brimming with charm, wit and spectacle.

Gary Naylor sees some great songs performed well, if not sung particularly well.

Gary Naylor sees two contrasting plays united in a desire to foster youth theatre.