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Clara Darcy

Jack & The Beanstalk
Oldham Coliseum 2007-08

    " ... whilst Jill is charmingly played by Clara Darcy who handles
a feisty fight scene particularly well.  
Fortunately both sing well
so their musical numbers were enjoyable.
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manchestereveningnews.co.uk
     
    "Clara Darcy has got everything needed to play Jill to his Jack,
the looks, the voice, the personality and, not least, the ready
rapport with the audience."
[ UK Theatre Network ]
     
    "There is some great singing throughout, and
Clara Darcy (as Jill) does particularly well vocally... "
[ Oldham Advertiser ]
     
    "Clara Darcy made an appealing Jill...."
[ Oldham Evening Chronicle ]
     
    "... a lovely Jill, Clara Darcy."
[ Clitheroe Advertiser ]
     
     
     
   
     
     
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Paul David-Gough

Jack & The Beanstalk
Oldham Coliseum 2007-08

    "Paul David-Gough makes an excellent Simple Simon,
sparking an instant rapport with the audience with a
seemingly endless array of genuine ad-libs ... "
manchestereveningnews.co.uk
     
     
     
   
     
     
Leanne Davis - click for CV   Leanne Davis

Not For Sale
The Pleasance Edinburgh 2007

    "One of the most powerful scenes is when Marina asks
a client for help ... in that interaction lies the strength
of this performance ... one of the most outstanding
performances seen this fringe."
[ The Scotsman ]
     
     
     
   
     
     
Claire Disley - click for CVHamlet still   Claire Disley

Hamlet
Lancaster Castle 2008
     
    "... all the acting was of a very high standard with stand out
performances from ... Claire Disley (Ophelia) ... "
lancasterukonline.net
     
    "Claire Disley, as Ophelia, unravels before our eyes."
lancashireeveningpost.co.uk
     
    "Claire Disley's Ophelia opened our eyes to this character
as never before.
In previous productions she has been a 'problem' ...
an unconvincing character.
For the first time, Ophelia became a great Shakespearian character.
She was passionate, proud, yet so used, so vulnerable."
[ Mike Ellwood ]



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