Reviews of Ladies Day
Gay Pirrie-Weir of the Fine Times Recorder wrote: Ladies Day cleverly weaves together narrative, action and magic realism, and the ending leaves you guessing. The whole thing is done to … Continue reading
Titfield Thunderbolt – reviews
The Fine Times Recorder writes that: As always with Studio Theatre productions, enormous care is taken with period props, proper accents and costume, transporting the audience right into the time … Continue reading
Reviews of Oliver Twist
The Salisbury Journal has written this about Oliver Twist Telling the classic tale of the lonely orphan, who escapes to London and meets the Artful Dodger and Fagin, along with … Continue reading
Reviews of ‘Making Money’
The Fine Times Recorder writes: Finally, I am convinced by Terry Pratchett on stage. Congratulations to Studio Theatre’s director of productions Chris Hawley for an adaptation, approved by Sir Terry, … Continue reading
Reviews of Fawlty Towers
Review from the Salisbury Journal: Staging such a well-loved, memorable British sitcom was a brave thing to do. But Studio Theatre pulled it off with their production of three classic … Continue reading
Reviews of Jamaica Inn
The Fine Times Recorder reviews Jamaica In as follows: There are exceptionally charismatic performances by Anthony von Roretz as Joss Merlyn and Daniel Coffey as his horse stealing brother Jem … Continue reading
Reviews of Romeo and Juliet at Salisbury Studio
We had the following reviews of out production of ‘Romeo and Juliet’ from the Blackmore Vale Magazine and the Salisbury Journal: The Blackmore Vale Magazine said that This show is … Continue reading
Review of Lilies on the Land
Hannah White of the Salisbury Journal wrote: Lilies on the Land tells of the trials and tribulations experienced by four land girls during the Second World War. The four cast … Continue reading
Calendar Girls
When Annie’s husband loses his battle with cancer, her best friend Chris comes up with the idea of an alternative calendar to raise funds for a suitable memorial. As … Continue reading
Going Postal – Southern Daily Echo
Terry Pratchett’s novel, adapted by Stephen Briggs, is lovingly brought to life by director Alistair Faulkner and Studio Theatre’s skilled company of actors. Most of the dialogue is taken up … Continue reading
