Gabriel Wilding
Gabriel is a Rose Bruford graduate, playwright, aspiring novelist, and cephalopod lover. When he’s not obsessing over his next theatre visit he can be found in Soho nattering away to anyone who will listen about Akhenaten, complex metaphysical ethics and the rising price of cocktails. He lives in central London with his boyfriend and a phantom dog.
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Gabriel Wilding8 October 2023
Review: Big Country: The Story Sessions, Small Beer Brew Co.
Phoebe Stringer productions prove that the genre has more to it, much much more.
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Gabriel Wilding4 September 2023
Review: Me Looking at Her Looking at Me, Camden People’s Theatre
In the depths of a basement in Camden, we get splattered paint, and bubbling desire.
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Gabriel Wilding14 July 2023
Review: Private Lives, Roman Theatre of Verulamium
An engagingly performed classic comedy of manners
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Features
Gabriel Wilding15 June 2023
Feature: SingEasy at The Piano Works
Gabriel Wilding tries out the West End's newest dining/ theatre experience.
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Gabriel Wilding24 February 2023
Review: The City and The Town, Wilton’s Music Hall
The theatrical version of ‘does what it says on the tin'
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Review: QUEENZ – The Show with BALLS! , Arts Theatre
This excellent show will grab you by the….vocal cords, and swing on till Christmas!
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Review: Hofesh Shechter’s Contemporary Dance 2.0, Battersea Arts Centre
The youth wing of the famous company is as dexterous as its progenitor.
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Review: Cruise, Apollo Theatre
Jack Holden’s creative tour de force Cruise returns to the West End
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Review: The Importance of being Earnest, The Roman Theatre of Verulamium
This tale of deception in the upper classes is given a roaring 1920’s overhaul.
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Review: Beauty and the Beast, London Palladium
A high intensity, full-on production that might please the kids but is definitely starting to feel dated.
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