My Fair Lady – Reviews
The Fine Times Recorder wrote that: Both of these roles [Eliza Doolittle and Henry Higgins], as well as that of Eliza’s father Alfred Doolittle, require precision timing, perfect pronunciation and … Continue reading
Reviews of Goodnight Mr Tom
Anne Waggott wrote on Scene One+ that: From the moment I walked through the doors of the auditorium, I felt transported into a rural setting as I was greeted by … Continue reading
Review – A Bunch of Amateurs
Scene One+ wrote: Director Anthony von Roretz has brought together a cohesive ensemble production with a cast who gel well together, providing credible and recognisable characters from the am-dram world. … Continue reading
Treasure Island – reviews
GP-W in Fine Times Recorder says that: ROBERT Louis Stevenson’s Treasure Island is one of the earliest, and still greatest, of the pirate adventures, a genre that is now big … Continue reading
Reviews of Charley’s Aunt
GP-W in the Fine Times Recorder wrote that: The fun is fast moving and hilarious, and only gets more so when the REAL Donna Lucia arrives, with another heiress in … Continue reading
Reviews of Jane Eyre
The Fine Times Recorder says that This version requires acting that captures not only the story of the characters but their motivation. It is an intensely physical depiction which, in … Continue reading
Review of Les Miserables – Schools Edition
The Salisbury Journal wrote: I WAS blown away by the performance from Studio’s youth theatre who took on the mighty musical Les Miserables. The singing and acting was top notch … Continue reading
Reviews of ‘Four Candles’
The Salisbury Journal says: THE sell-out show was a brilliant homage to comedy legend Ronnie Barker and had me laughing from start to finish. Four Candles: An Evening With(out) Ronnie … Continue reading
Reviews of ‘A Streetcar Named Desire’
The Fine Times Recorder says The heart of the play is a clash of wills, sometimes mirrored by a powerful physical reaction. In the film, the attraction/ repulsion between Vivien … Continue reading
Reviews of My Cousin Rachel
‘GP-W’ of the Fine Times Recorder wrote: Linda Hayman, who directed another du Maurier classic, the memorable Jamaica Inn, for the company, returns to Cornwall for this riveting tale. On … Continue reading
Reviews of The Ladykillers
The Fine Times Recorder wrote that WHEN Father Ted writer Graham Linehan turned his attention to the 1955 Ealing classic comedy film The Ladykillers, he had to defend his actions … Continue reading
Reviews of Peter Pan
The Fine Times Recorder says: Salisbury’s enterprising Studio Youth Theatre has taken on the production in its entirety, with just a very little help from the grown ups, and it’s … Continue reading
Reviews of A Midsummer Night’s Dream
The Salisbury Jornal wrote: The production, directed by Barry Matthews-Keel, commemorates the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare’s death in 1616. A Midsummer Night’s Dream is a classic Shakespearean comedy with … Continue reading
Reviews of Salad Days
Alan Johns in the Daily Echo writes: Stephanie Potts and Terry D’Onofrio combine well as the couple, eagerly accepting payment for looking after a piano, but Dorothy Reynolds and Julian … Continue reading
Reviews of ‘Female Transport’
Christine Nielsen writes in the Salisbury Journal “You certainly can’t accuse the Studio Theatre of shirking from a daunting production. Set in the bowels of a ship transporting women convicts … Continue reading
Toad of Toad Hall review
The Salisbury Journal writes that Toad of Toad Hall is a delightful show to enjoy in the lead up to Christmas. The stars of the show were the Wildwooders played … Continue reading
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