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"In his portrayal of the immensely likeable central character... is an outstanding performance of humour, vulnerability and resolve. In the first Act, there are just two characters, Don and his new, free-spirited young neighbour, Jill Tanner. Maisie Young is equally engaging and accomplished in the role – a beautifully judged performance; the chemistry the two actors achieve is a triumph.

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A theatrical gem and two central performances which are about as good as you will get on any stage in the country"

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BUTTERFLIES ARE FREE

at Manor Pavillion Theatre

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 Cormac Richards, ReviewsGate

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“The relationship development between Mary and Joss' suspicious brother Jem Merlyn (Joseph Clowser), leaves you longing for Mary's safety as she finds herself alone on the moors...The quality of performances from actors such as Christopher Lyne and Joseph Clowser emphasised Cooper's difficulty.

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a must-see for those thrilled by horror and suspense."

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JAMAICA INN

at Windsor Theatre Royal

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Victoria Chapman, EssentialSurrey

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“Strong performances from Megan Cooper as Mary, Hilary Harwood as Aunt Patience and Christopher Lyne (Joss), Joseph Clowser (Jem) and Jonathan Ray (Francis)... there was a sense of authenticity and we were cast back to a different era.”

 

JAMAICA INN

at Windsor Theatre Royal

Natalie Aldred, Henley Standard

 

 

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“Joseph Clowser offers the audience a masterful cameo as the wide-eyed, rather odd fan, Roland Maule – all wide-smiling and fidgety – wonderful.

 

 Coward performed badly is tortuous – performed well it is to witness real talent at work. This was very well performed!"

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PRESENT LAUGHTER

at Manor Pavilion Theatre and Chesterfield Pomegranate

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Cormac Richards, ReviewsGate

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“A Small role but with 100% laughs. Hilarious.”

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The Cormac Richards Comedy Performance Of The Year Award for his performance as 'Roland Maule in PRESENT LAUGHTER, Manor Pavilion Theatre,

Cormac Richards Theatre Awards 2019

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"At the entrance to this year's edition of Frieze London a street vendor stands selling souvenirs and bags. Another is walking around the fair, upon his back is a an advertising hoarding, "where we're going we don't need roads" it reads. A woman dressed in a Pikachu onesie is handing out flyers. These living sculptures are the work of Lloyd Corporation and they are magnificent."

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A SEARCH FOR LOST CAUSES AND IMPRACTICAL AIMS

Lloyd Corporation, Frieze Arts, London, Felix Petty Vice.com

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