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Review of ‘Kyoto’: “Homo mundi lupus”
The Soho Place hosts the West End transfer of this new play by the RSC, dealing with one of the most eminent political acts in the history of environmentalism. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if its depiction of the fight against climate change left him feeling under the…
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Lead actress Beth Burrows talks upcoming play ‘The Devil May Care’: “Of all the characters I’ve played, I don’t think the stakes have ever been this high”
London’s Southwark Playhouse opens this new period drama inspired by the work of George Bernard Shaw – exploring one of the most striking episodes of America’s history. Guillermo Nazara chats with its lead actress, to learn all the fun facts about this upcoming production, which is determined to storm the barricades of Western zeitgeist. How…
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Review of ‘The King of Broken Things’: “Theory comes after practice”
The Riverside Studios host the London premiere of Michael Taylor-Broderic’s inward-looking piece, delivering a message of tenderness and positivity through the comments of young autistic boy. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if this potentially thoughtful theatrical experience ends up feeling like child’s play. Imagination is reality stripped of…
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Review of ‘War Horse’: “Galloping poignancy at an almost steady trot”
Nick Stafford’s acclaimed theatrical adaptation of Michael Morpurgo’s novel returns to the UK and Irish stage with the National Theatre’s latest touring production, currently playing in Oxford until the end of the holiday season. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if this new theatrical run ends up deserving to…
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Review of ‘A Sherlock Carol’: “Elementary, that’s what’s on”
Charles Dickens marries Arthur Conan Doyle in their literary canon through this fantasy-crime play returning to the Marylebone Theatre for the holiday season. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if this retelling of the Christmas classic verging on the valley of fear is worth any great expectations. It is…
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Review of ‘The Crumple Zone’: “Crushing crushes”
London’s Waterloo East Theatre welcomes this new gay comedy exploring the struggles of romantic relationships as well as complying with personal realizations. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if this droll comment on love and sex life keeps some balls rolling. I can talk about two different shows here…
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Lead actors Ivan Oyik & Reba Ayi-Sobsa talk love play ‘by their fruits’: “We, as humans, have chosen to complicate romance”
London’s Theatre 503 welcomes to its stage this new experimental piece by dkfash, exploring the joys and struggles of love relationships through interdisciplinary arts and techniques. Guillermo Nazara goes on a double date, as he pops his questions to the two protagonists to connect with the heart of the show. What, would you say, describes…
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Reviews on ‘Wolves On Road’: “You’re a long way from home, yuppie boy”
London’s Bush Theatre hosts the world premiere of this new play dealing with the dangers of delusional ambition. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if its Wall Street narrative is able to issue enough bonds with its audience. Greed is the scavenger that predates on other people’s dreams. We’ve…
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Adam Jackson-Smith talks ‘Fawlty Towers – The Play’: “Basil is truly the hero, everyone else is the enemy”
John Cleese’s beloved sitcom continues to crack West End audiences through this new stage adaptation bringing together some of the best moments from the iconic television series. Guillermo Nazara chats with the man in charge of playing Torquay’s most enchanting hotelier, to learn all of the fun facts about the show that we need to…
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Review of ‘Filumena’: “Bland puttanesca”
The Richmond Theatre welcomes director Sean Mathias’s take on the Italian comedy classic, in a new production starring celebrity actors Felicity Kendall and Matthew Kelly. Guillermo Nazara will put analysis into the show, to let us know if this droll romance between a streetwalker and a wealthy tycoon is able to bring a whore lot…
