BWW Reviews: THE TIGER WHO CAME TO TEA, Vaudeville Theatre, July 16 2011
Gary Naylor enjoys a late breakfast with a Tiger that came to Tea
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BWW Reviews: LYSISTRATA, Riverside Studios, July 5 2011
Gary Naylor finds that youth theatre is not childsplay.
BWW Reviews: THE TURN OF THE SCREW, The Kings Head Theatre
Gary Naylor hears things that go bump, and quite a lot else, in the night.
BWW Interviews: Chris Larkin of YES, PRIME MINISTER
Gary Naylor talks to Chris Larkin, Bernard Woolley in Yes, Prime Minister.
BWW Interviews: David Wood OBE of THE TIGER WHO CAME TO TEA
Gary Naylor interviews David Wood OBE, whose The Tiger Who Came to Tea opens at the Vaudeville Theatre on July 6
BWW Reviews: THE INFANT, Greenwich Theatre, July 1 2011
Gary Naylor ponders the state of the security state from just outside the cordon.
BWW Reviews: WAITING LIKE A MAN, Old Red Lion Theatre, June 29 2011
Gary Naylor enjoys a one-man show about a one man show - fatherhood
BWW Reviews: COSI, The Kings Head Theatre, June 28 2011
Gary Naylor seeks asylum from steamy London heat in a theatre in an asylum in a theatre.
BWW Reviews: GODSPELL, Greenwich Theatre, June 21 2011
Gary Naylor finds God - no, not like that - in Godspell.
BWW Reviews: HAND-ME-DOWN, Tristan Bates Theatre, June 16 2011
Gary Naylor finds a first rate show amongst the second hand clothes.
BWW Reviews: 1888, Union Theatre, June 15 2011
Gary Naylor sees some more loveable Cockneys havin' a knees up in tough times.
BWW Reviews: DERREN BROWN - SVENGALI, Shaftesbury Theatre, June 13 2011
Gary Naylor has a mind-blowing revelation.
BWW Reviews: THE MAN WHO WAS HAMLET, Riverside Studios, June 10 2011
Gary Naylor sees what really happened when Shakespeare was writing - well, maybe.
BWW Reviews: RECIPE FOR A PERFECT WIFE, The Charing Cross Theatre, June 8 2011
Gary Naylor enjoys a stew with just enough spice to bite.
BWW Reviews: SPRING AWAKENING, Greenwich Theatre, June 8 2011
Gary Naylor is projected back to the sheer hell of being fifteen years old.
BWW Reviews: CANDIDA, Greenwich Playhouse, June 7 2011
Gary Naylor discovers, in his first experience of a play by GBS, what the phrase 'Shavian wit' means.
BWW Reviews: THE TRAGEDIAN, Riverside Studios, June 6 2011
Gary Naylor sees an actor acting the part of an actor, but still had to do a little acting himself.
BWW Reviews: CONJUGAL RITES, The Courtyard Theatre, June 3 2011
Gary Naylor, a cantankerous middle-aged person, watches two cantankerous middle-aged persons.
BWW Reviews: HAUNTING JULIA, Riverside Studios, June 1 2011
Gary Naylor sees his first 'ghost' since Hamlet.
BWW Reports: SLENDER THREADS - a work in progress, Chickenshed Theatre, Southgate, London, May 28 2011
Gary Naylor reports on a work destined for Edinburgh and tears of joy and sorrow.
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