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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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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 ‘Strategic Love Play’: “It’s a heartbreak… into laughter”
Paines Plough’s latest romantic comedy lands on the Soho Theatre’s stage to explore the little joys and many sorrows of finding that special one. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if its edgy depiction of modern dating is either a crush or bound to crash. So, I went on…
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Review of ‘Artificially Yours’: “Inorganic humanity”
Leslie Ash stars in this new play exploring modern relationships in a digitalized word – penned by first-time author Aaron Thakar. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if this droll comedy about machines taking over our love lives deserves to have its plug pulled. If you push too hard,…
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Review of ‘Appraisal’: “Guidelines are meant to be broken”
Chiswick’s Theatre at the Tabard welcomes the London transfer of this new comedy starring Tim Marriott and Angela Bull, playing until the middle of the month after its first run at the Edinburgh fringe. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if this comedy play about employer-worker relationships is getting…
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Review of ‘Private Lives’: “It’s a pity I didn’t have more brandy”
Noel Coward’s timeless comedy returns to London in a lavish limited-running production starring Nigel Havers and Patricia Hodge. Guillermo Nazara gives us a sibyl-quibble about the play, to let us know if his attendance was either an exciting experience or, instead, as flat as Norfolk. We had heaps really, only they slip away into the…
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Review of ‘The Unfriend’: “The divine comedy”
The spooks and the scares have been replaced on the boards of London’s Criterion Theatre for the laughs and feel-good vibe of a most delightful serial killer. Guillermo Nazara reviews this new comedy now playing in the West End for a strictly limited run, to let us know if the victims of this show lie…
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Beatriz Carvajal renuncia a su pasado en el Fernán Gómez
El teatro representa este mes Otra Vida, una obra original escrita por Oriol Tarrasón, que reflexiona sobre los prejuicios que nuestra sociedad tiene en cuanto a la vejez y la juventud. Con un elenco que completan Juan Gea, Jesús Castejón y Beatriz Arjona, la trama se desarrolla cuando su protagonista decide cambiar por completo su…
