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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Review: The Choir of Man, London Wonderground
An energetic, crowd-pleasing night at the boozer, celebrating beer and male friendship.
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Review: Truth/Reconciliation, Old Red Lion Theatre
A gripping, emotional reflection on the theatre industry
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Review: Peter Pan, Roman Theatre in Verulamium
The Maltings Theatre’s ambitious adaptation of Peter Pan
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Review: The Picture of Dorian Gray, online (via dedicated website)
Stars combine and theatres from east to west collaborate
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Review: The Regina Monologues, online @ Maltings Theatre
The wives of King Henry VIII kicking and screaming into the 21st century.
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Review: Bored of Knives, online @ Greenwich Theatre
over-ambitious yet touching two-hander
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Review: Next Time, Remote (phone + text)
Next Time has soaked my old worn heart in a bowl of warm theatre
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