Brian Penn
Civil Servant. Brian flirted with drama at school but artistic differences forced a painful separation. At least he knows what his motivation is. Now occupying a safe position in the audience he enjoys all kinds of theatre. He was bitten by the theatrical bug after watching a production of Tommy in his teens. Other passions include films, TV and classic rhythm and blues. He also finds time for quizzes, football and squash. A keen sports fan, his enthusiasm crashes to a halt whenever anyone mentions golf. A musical based on the life of Tiger Woods could be his greatest challenge.
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Review: Potted Panto, Garrick Theatre
Potted Panto is a marvellously inventive canter through the genre
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Like No Tomorrow: An Apocalypse Anthology, Online – Review
A collection of thought provoking and occasionally chilling visions of the future
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Conduit – Online Presentation by Chronic Insanity
A smartly written and performed interactive piece
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The Tempest, Jermyn Street Theatre – Review
A superb cast breathe new life into one of the Bard's most stylistically challenging plays.
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Nuclear War, Buried & Graceland, Old Red Lion Theatre – Review
Triptych is probably one of the lesser known entries in the theatrical lexicon; it is a set of three associated…
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The Musical of Musicals (The Musical!), Bridewell Theatre – Review
Sedos have nailed it once again with a magnificent ensemble performance.
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The Six Wives of Henry VIII, King’s Head Theatre – Review
A fun, knockabout tale of Henry VIII and his various wives
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The Lesson, Old Red Lion Theatre – Review
Gracia Rios Calderon keeps the story ticking over and comfortably gets the message across.
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Cops, Southwark Playhouse – Review
A promising play, undermined by its slow pace and an over-reliance on cliché
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