Gary Naylor - Page 75

Gary Naylor sees an artist he has admired for 30 years.

Gary Naylor sees the spirit of the notorious theatre of early 20th century Paris revived.

Gary Naylor sees his second 'Shrew' of the year and enjoys a lighter, more comic, approach.

Gary Naylor talks to the writer of Death and The Maiden, back in the West End twenty years on.

Gary Naylor is unsure of what to make of The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas.

Gary Naylor sees a fine tribute to an extraordinary man.

Gary Naylor sees Gothic horror evoked, if, mercifully, not shown.

Gary Naylor sees a searing slice of suburban life in an ancient venue.

Gary Naylor enjoys a late night cabaret.

Gary Naylor sees local boy Sir John Vanbrugh's restoration comedy, er, restored in Greenwich

Gary Naylor sees a very funny, very clever tribute to the women of wartime London.

Gary Naylor wouldn't put it up there with bright copper kettles and warm woollen mittens, but it's one of his favourite musicals.

Gary Naylor finds little to kvetch about at The Kings Head's revival of Steven Berkoff's Kvetch.

Gary Naylor sees a reduced, but still brutal, Othello.

Gary Naylor sees venue, play and time come together perfectly - and all in a good cause too.

Gary Naylor sees some of his favourite characters on stage in a show that does them justice.

Gary Naylor sees an old man and a young man find common ground playing football on a common.

Gary Naylor enjoys some old-fashioned cabaret.

Gary Naylor sees one of his favourite theatres make an impressive start under new management

Gary Naylor enjoys learning a lot about the genius of whom he had heard much, but of whose work he had heard little.