shane david joseph – First Night Magazine

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 ‘Accidental Death of an Anarchist’: “Life is a farce”

Dario Fo’s acclaimed 70s comedy relives through this modernized adaptation starring BAFTA-winning actor and comedian Daniel Rigby. Guillermo Nazara shares his vision on this new production running at the Lyric Hammersmith only until next month, to let us know if the show deserves to be the laughing stock in town.

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20 March, 2023

English contents, Reviews

accidental death of an anarchist, anna reid, daniel raggett, daniel rigby, dario fo, franca rame, hammersmith, howard ward, jordan metcalfe, lyric hammersmith, playful productions, ruby thomas, shane david joseph, tom basden, tony gardner