Gary Naylor - Page 68

Gary Naylor sees a forty-year-old tale for our times.

Gary Naylor sees the Italian opera set in 19th century Rome updated to 1989 East Germany

Gary Naylor sees the darkest of comedies as winter's dark enfolds London's evenings.

Gary Naylor sees a 400 year-old play that still hits hard.

Gary Naylor sees a cry to act in the face of complacency and fear.

Gary Naylor sees an affectionate and funny send-up of an old favourite.

Gary Naylor is left amused and amazed at a magic show with a difference.

Gary Naylor sees some men behaving badly.

Gary Naylor has a lot of fun with the classic (is it too early to say so?) musical.

Gary Naylor sees a play that bubbles without quite coming to the boil.

Gary Naylor sees a little of the Scottish capital transported into England's.

Gary Naylor sees a play that hits and misses.

Gary Naylor hears the extraordinary story of an ordinary, but extraordinary, man.

Gary Naylor sees a magical evening filled with wit and beauty.

Gary Naylor sees an 84 year-old play with much to say about 21st century mores.

Gary Naylor sees a muse unamused.

Gary Naylor sees a production that misses more than it hits.

Gary Naylor has a great time watching players having a great time.

Gary Naylor sees a good ol' musical crowdpleaser please a good ol' musical crowd.

Gary Naylor enjoys some old style entertainment and sees a long-time hero.