Tag Archives: Paul Kemp

Wendy And Peter Pan, Theatre Review. Stratford Upon Avon.

Liverpool Sound and Vision Rating * * * * *

Cast: Rhys Rusbatch, Mariah Gale, James Corrigan, Darrell D’Silva, Paul Kemp, Charlotte Mills, Douggie McKeekin, Simon Carroll-Jones, Cavan Clarke, Sam Clemmett, Adam Gillen, Susan Hingley, Jack Horner, Rebecca Johnson, Arthur Kyeyune, David Langham, Jordan Metcalfe, Mimi Ndiweni, Dodger Philips, Laura Prior, Patrick Toomey, Lawrence Walker, Harry Waller, Jay Webb, Dan Wheeler.

This the second time out for Jonathan Munby’s Wendy and Peter Pan which has just finished its season and remains indicative of the R.S.C.’s continued policy of broadening its appeal without compromising quality. The play is neither musical nor pantomime and yet it incorporates the best of both formats and discards arguably the more irritating features that come with the story.

The Lady in the Van, Theatre Review. Liverpool Playhouse.

Picture from Liverpool Live

Cast: Nicola McAuliffe, Paul Kemp, James Holmes, Tina Gambe, Emma Gregory, Fiz Marcus, Benedict Sandiford, Martin Wimbush, Janet Harrison.

From the mind of one of the most unique of British playwrights, comes one of the most fascinating pieces of theatre to have been envisaged and produced and given that certain inspired finish that only Yorkshire born Alan Bennett can write is the play The Lady in the Van.