pantomime – First Night Magazine

Review of ‘Sleeping Beauty’ family panto: “Suitable for the pricky eaters”

Brighton Family Panto returns for the festive season with this jukebox remake of the enchanting fairy tale. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if in this new awakening of the classic story, the fun ever goes dormant. As the West End gets stormed by the landing of WeaverThe Brighton…

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21 December, 2024

English contents, Reviews

adult panto, Brighton, christmas panto, doubletree, family panto, fantasy, hilton hotel, hocus pocus, i put a spell on you, musical theatre, musicals, panto, pantomime, sleeping beauty
Review of ‘Dick Whittington’: “A Lord Mayor’s show”

The great British classic returns to panto season in this new production currently playing at the Richmond Theatre. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if the cat got the cream at the end of the day. As the holiday bells are starting to chimeThe camp comes in streams on…

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21 December, 2023

English contents, Reviews

alan mchugh, charlie smart, christmas shows, comedy, dance, dick whittington, eileen the cat, erin sophie halliday, family show, jack danson, jonathan mawson, london, musical theatre, panto, pantomime, paul merton, richmond, richmond theatre, songs, suki webster, vivien parry, wendy mae brown
Review of ‘Peter Pan Goes Wrong’: “This Captain needs another hook”

The Mischief Company cracks it in the West End with the re-opening of a second show for the holiday season. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if in this campy comedy the jokes ever land. Think of the happiest things, it’s the same as having wings… Gosh, if cocaine…

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4 December, 2023

English contents, Reviews

captain hook, harry kershaw, home alone, kenny wax, lyric theatre, mischief, mr darling, nancy zamit, panto, pantomime, parody, peter pan goes wrong, slapstick, the play that goes wrong, tinkerbell
Crónica de “Kermés, un pequeño gran show”

Cada sábado, el Nuevo Alcalá acoge la última obra de los hermanos Quintana. Guillermo Názara nos cuenta su visión sobre el espectáculo infantil que, al igual que su versión adulta, nuestra memoria no podrá ignorar.

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30 November, 2015

Críticas

broadway, cabaret, familiar, gran via, guillermo nazara, hermanos quintana, humor, infantil, karaoke, kermes, london, ludovico rimbombante, madrid, musical theatre, new york, nueva york, nuevo alcala, pantomima, pantomime, teatro, teatro musical, theatre, un pequeño gran show, west end
Entrevista a “Comedia”, protagonista de “Esos Locos Fantasmas”

Ruidoso, histérico, escandaloso… Hay muchas formas de describir a este, cuanto menos, peculiar personaje recién escapado de su obra para concedernos una entrevista en exclusiva. Guillermo Názara conversa con Comedia, el protagonista más peculiar de la obra infantil Esos Locos Fantasmas, quien nos revela qué hay detrás del género más importante -o eso le gustaría a él-…

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9 November, 2015

Entrevistas

a midsummer’s night dream, broadway, calderon de la barca, comedia, don juan tenorio, dramon, el sueño de una noche de verano, esos locos fantasmas, espectro, familiar, familiara, federico garcia lorca, gran via, hamlet, infantil, la casa de bernarda alba, la vida es sueño, london, londres, madrid, melodrama, musical theatre, new york, nueva york, pantomima, pantomime, que ruina de funcion, shakespeare, teatro lara, teatro musical, west end

Review of ‘Sleeping Beauty’ family panto: “Suitable for the pricky eaters”

Review of ‘Dick Whittington’: “A Lord Mayor’s show”

Review of ‘Peter Pan Goes Wrong’: “This Captain needs another hook”

Crónica de “Kermés, un pequeño gran show”

Entrevista a “Comedia”, protagonista de “Esos Locos Fantasmas”