Dave B
Originally from Dublin but having moved around a lot, Dave moved to London, for a second time, in 2018. He works for a charity in the Health and Social Care sector. He has a particular interest in plays with an Irish or New Zealand theme/connection - one of these is easier to find in London than the other!
Dave made his (somewhat unwilling) stage debut via audience participation on the day before Covid lockdowns began. He believes the two are unrelated but is keen to ensure no further audience participation... just to be on the safe side.
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Review: The Human Voice, Charing Cross Theatre
Jean Cocteau’s 1928 The Human Voice has had a bit of a renaissance in recent years. During lockdown, Pedro Almodóvar…
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Dave B6 December 2022Review: Wickies: The Vanishing Men of Eilean Mor, Park Theatre
slow burner thriller with hints of the supernatural.
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Review: Gilgamesh, British Museum
One of the oldest stories in the world told with immense talent, energy and enthusiasm.
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Review: Tunnels, Park Theatre
A great concept but one which leaves fascinating tunnels unexplored.
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Review: Press, Park Theatre
A charismatic performance from Sam Hoare, but a third act that just doesn’t work.
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Dave B1 December 2022Review: Lowkey Dying, Omnibus
A strong, engaging and particularly expressive performance by Heather O’Sullivan
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Dave B26 November 2022Review: Triggered, White Bear Theatre
A sharp script with comedy mined from the Labour party’s internal mechanisms.
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Dave B25 November 2022Review: Sarah, The Coronet Theatre
Jonathan Slinger excels in this vision of an American nightmare.
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Dave B24 November 2022Review: The Massive Tragedy of Madame Bovary!, Jermyn Street Theatre
A seasonal farce with four superb performances and a little poignancy.
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