Noel Coward: Reviews: Salisbury Journal
REVIEW Coward’s 1930s flair in Salisbury Studio Theatre double bill 30th June In 1936, Noël Coward wrote a cycle of nine one-act plays designed to be performed in rotating groups … Continue reading
Review: Outside Edge by Richard Harris – Studio Theatre, Salisbury
WATCHING Richard Harris’s cricketing farce Outside Edge 47 years after its premiere, and holding a programme that contains the message “Please be aware that Outside Edge is a classic late … Continue reading
Review: Outlying Islands, Studio Theatre, Salisbury
Fine Times Recorder SCOTTISH playwright David Greig set his 2002 play Outlying Islands on the furthest outlier rock from the Outer Hebrides in 1939, a time when Great Britain was holding … Continue reading
REVIEW – Studio Theatre’s complex play about isolation, discovery and fragility
By Christine StockPrint Content Manager Salisbury Studio Theatre’s latest production of Outlying Islands, by David Greig, is a haunting and heartfelt triumph – beautifully acted, sensitively directed, and full of atmosphere. … Continue reading