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  • Review of ‘Bleak Expectations’: “Butter upon bacon is kind of tasty”

    Review of ‘Bleak Expectations’: “Butter upon bacon is kind of tasty”

    The bliss and charm of Victorian Great Britain relives through this joyful story of murder, treason and animal cruelty. Guillermo Nazara narrates his experience during the opening night of this radio hit transformed for the stage, to prove his sanity after experiencing such a bonkers show. Dear Lord Saddendown of Grimville, It is my somber…

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    19 May, 2023
    English contents, Reviews
    abigail nmatthews, adjoa andoh, alexander armstrong, ash blackwood, bbc, ben miller, bleak expectations, charles dickens, comedy, connor dumbrell, craig ferguson, criterion, criterion theatre, dermot o leary, dom hodson, emily waters, eric mallet, great expectations, jack dee, jj henry, jo brand, john hopkins, julian clary, lee mack, marc pickering, mark evans, nina wadia, nish kumar, parody, rachel summers, robert lindsay, sally phillips, serena manteghi, shane david joseph, spoof, stephen fry, stephen mangan, sue perkins, tom allen, west end
  • Review of ‘Beak Speaks’: “The b*tch is back”

    Review of ‘Beak Speaks’: “The b*tch is back”

    The worst actress in the world returns to fringe theatre with her one-woman show on how to follow her footsteps. Guillermo Nazara reviews this masterclass founded on 30 years of inexperience (or literally a helluva one), to let us know about the tips and lessons he had to unlearn.

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    28 March, 2023
    English contents, Reviews
    bbc, beak speaks, Clinton Baptiste’s Paranormal Podcast, Dido, Doctors, edinburgh festival, Edinburgh fringe, fringe theatre, Grace, Grantchester, Home Fires, london, Not Going Out, Park Creatures, sarah tom, Stewart Lee’s Comedy Vehicle, Taboo, west end
  • Peter Wilson, Pippa Ailion, Andrew Bruce and Amanda Parker to be granted the Olivier Industry Recognition Award next week

    Peter Wilson, Pippa Ailion, Andrew Bruce and Amanda Parker to be granted the Olivier Industry Recognition Award next week

    The Society of London Theatre has announced the upcoming recipients of this category, acknowledging pioneering, excellence and determination in their fields of work. Taking place next month at the Royal Albert Hall, the full award ceremony will be hosted by Hannah Waddingham.

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    9 March, 2023
    English contents, News
    amanda parker, an inspector calls, andrew bruce, andrew lloyd webber, award ceremony, bbc, cameron mackintosh, chess, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, dity dancer, industry recognition award, into the woods, Les Misérables, london, MAMMA MIA!, mastercard, olivier awards, oliviers, peter wilson, pippa ailion, pw productions, royal albert hall, sweeney todd, the lion king, the woman in black, west end
  • Amy Triggs talks ‘Reasons You Should(n’t) Love Me’: “My inspiration was seeing the lack of those stories”

    Amy Triggs talks ‘Reasons You Should(n’t) Love Me’: “My inspiration was seeing the lack of those stories”

    After selling out during its first run, Amy Trigg’s dramaturgic debut has returned on tour around the UK, currently being performed in London until the end of the month. Guillermo Názara chats with 2020 Women’s Prize for Playwriting-winning author and star of the show, to learn more about this personal piece encompassing her struggle but…

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    20 November, 2022
    English contents, Interviews
    Aldershot, amy triggs, Barking, bbc, Bracknell, Brighton, Canterbury, colchester, comedy, Doncaster, drama, Havant, inspirational, kiln theatre, london, luton, Lyme Regis, Maidenhead, manchester, Middlesbrough, Norwich, paines plough, play, playwriting, reasons you shouldn't love me, royal shakespeare company, rsc, spina bifida, Tunbridge Wells, uk tour, uplifting, washington, west end, wheelchair
  • Amy Triggs habla de ‘Reasons You Should(n’t) Love Me’: “Mi inspiración fue ver la falta de esas historias”

    Amy Triggs habla de ‘Reasons You Should(n’t) Love Me’: “Mi inspiración fue ver la falta de esas historias”

    Tras agotar las entradas en su primera edición, el debut dramatúrgico de Amy Trigg ha vuelto de gira por el Reino Unido, representándose actualmente en Londres hasta finales de mes. Guillermo Názara conversa con la autora y protagonista del espectáculo, ganadora del Premio Femenino 2020, para conocer más sobre esta obra personal que abarca su…

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    20 November, 2022
    Contenido en español, Entrevistas
    Aldershot, amy triggs, Barking, bbc, Bracknell, Brighton, Canterbury, colchester, comedy, Doncaster, drama, Havant, inspirational, kiln theatre, london, luton, Lyme Regis, Maidenhead, manchester, Middlesbrough, Norwich, play, playwriting, reasons you shouldn't love me, royal shakespeare company, rsc, spina bifida, Tunbridge Wells, uk tour, uplifting, washington, west end, wheelchair
  • Review of BBC Proms – ‘Il Tabarro’: “Genie and genius”

    Review of BBC Proms – ‘Il Tabarro’: “Genie and genius”

    As the UK’s most important summer music festival approaches its lasts weeks, we travel back across its programming to remember one of its most remarkable highlights. Guillermo Názara reviews the Hallé Orchestra’s performance of Puccini’s one-act opera Il Tabarro, a work about doomed romance and passion, whose heavenly music is however a depiction of hell.…

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    20 August, 2022
    English contents, Reviews
    adam smith, andrew lloyd webber, Annunziata Vestri, bbc, bbc proms, bel canto, classical music, il tabarro, Lucio Gallo, lyrical, mark elder, natalya romaniw, opera, puccini, rah, royal albert hall, singing, symphonic, symphony orchestra
  • Crítica de los Proms de la BBC – ‘Il Tabarro’: “Genio y genialidad”

    Crítica de los Proms de la BBC – ‘Il Tabarro’: “Genio y genialidad”

    A medida que el festival de música de verano más importante del Reino Unido se acerca a sus últimas semanas, viajamos a través de su programación para recordar uno de sus momentos más destacados. Guillermo Názara analiza la interpretación de la Orquesta Hallé de la ópera en un acto Il Tabarro de Puccini, una obra…

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    20 August, 2022
    Contenido en español, Críticas
    adam smith, andrew lloyd webber, Annunziata Vestri, bbc, bbc proms, bel canto, classical music, il tabarro, Lucio Gallo, lyrical, mark elder, natalya romaniw, opera, puccini, rah, royal albert hall, singing, symphonic, symphony orchestra
  • Review of ‘Doctor Who: Time Fracture’: “Cracks don’t always mean weakening”

    The long running BBC TV series goes back to the stage in a custom-built immersive experience, now running until September after popular demand. Guillermo Názara has volunteered as one of the UNIT HQ recruiters, to let us know if he got to succeed in his mission, and tell us what’s in store behind the walls…

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    28 April, 2022
    Reviews
    Aimee Kember, Ash Weir, bbc, cyberman, Daniel Dingsdale, dr who, dr who time fracture, elizabeth i, Evangeline Dickson, Georgia Corrigan, Helena Westerman and Alastair Willy, historical, immersive, immersive experiences, immersive theatre, Jacob Jackson, Jamie Pigott, Jonathan Tynan-Moss, Linn Johansson, london, Matthew Coulton, Nathan Banks, Owen Jenkins, period, queen, robots, Sarah Farrell, sci fi, shakespeare, time fracture, tom maller, tv series, west end, William Frazer
  • Crítica de ‘Doctor Who: Time Fracture’: “Las grietas no siempre significan debilidad”

    La duradera serie de televisión de la BBC vuelve a los escenarios en una experiencia inmersiva hecha a medida, que ahora se desarrolla hasta septiembre tras la demanda popular. Guillermo Názara se ha ofrecido como voluntario como uno de los reclutadores del cuartel general de UNIT, para hacernos saber si consiguió tener éxito en su…

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    28 April, 2022
    Críticas
    Aimee Kember, Ash Weir, bbc, cyberman, Daniel Dingsdale, dr who, dr who time fracture, elizabeth i, Evangeline Dickson, Georgia Corrigan, Helena Westerman and Alastair Willy, historical, immersive, immersive experiences, immersive theatre, Jacob Jackson, Jamie Pigott, Jonathan Tynan-Moss, Linn Johansson, london, Matthew Coulton, Nathan Banks, Owen Jenkins, period, queen, robots, Sarah Farrell, sci-fi, shakespeare, time fracture, tom maller, tv series, west end, William Frazer
  • ‘Doctor Who’ inmersive experience announces 15 new cast members for its extended run

    At first scheduled to close by mid-April, the amazing audience response has led the show to stay open until the end of summer. Based on the acclaimed BBC franchise, this new mesmerising production turns the viewers into the very heroes of the story – taking them through a journey of 17 different worlds through intricate…

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    31 March, 2022
    News
    Aimee Kember, Amber Blease, Ash Weir, Barry McStay, bbc, Becky Bassett, Bethany Blake, Chioma Uma, Christina Andrew, Daniel Dingsdale, Dare Emmanuel, dr who, Edward Cartwright, Evangeline Dickson, Flora Sowerby, Gareth Radcliffe, Georgia Corrigan, Harrie Dobby, Harry Pudwell, Helena Westerman and Alastair Willy, Howard Grater, inmersive theatre, Jacob Jackson, James Lawrence, Jamie Pigott, Jessica Elton, Jonathan Tynan-Moss, Linn Johansson, Matthew Coulton, Myles Devonte, Nathan Banks, Owen Jenkins, Patrick Strain, Paul Croft, ride, Samuel Hunt, Sarah Farrell, Simon Victor Imelda Warren-Green., stage, theme park, time fracture, Tom Telford, west end, William Frazer
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