Gary Naylor - Page 72

Gary Naylor sees ancient Rome inhabited by the road warriors of Mad Max.

Gary Naylor sees Amalfi, one of the most beautiful places on earth, play host to murder most foul.

Gary Naylor sees a classic tale told in all its horror.

Gary Naylor sees an extraordinary play full of extraordinary performances set in extraordinary times.

Gary Naylor sees one of Kafka's classics. Or is it Berkoff's?

Gary Naylor enjoys men in dresses singing falsetto.

Gary Naylor sees a surreal meeting between Don Quixote and the gravediggers from Hamlet.

Gary Naylor finds that a fifteen year old contemporary satire still has much to say, and is not short of sting.

Gary Naylor sees that 1+1 does not always make 2.

Gary Naylor sees some tortured artists, torturing themselves.

Gary Naylor sees Verona transported to Lewisham.

Gary Naylor sees an old tale told in a new way - at least to him.

Gary Naylor sees three everymen tell less than everyday stories.

Gary Naylor goes East to see an opera set further East

Gary Naylor sees a soap opera plot attached to high art literature.

Gary Naylor sees a comedy full of enthusiasm and jokes.

Gary Naylor sees an unsettling denouement to a wintry comedy.

Gary Naylor sees justice not done in 1970s San Francisco.

Gary Naylor listens to a history lesson that cannot be told often enough

Gary Naylor enjoys a pleasantly unsentimental show about fathers and sons, mothers and sisters.