PATRICK MARMION's first night review: 'An intoxicating voice like a double whiskey... but you never get under the skin of this airbrushed Sinatra' ⊕
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31 days ago
As a leading member of the Rat Pack singers, Frank Sinatra was one of the 20th century's snappiest dressers (as well as one of its busiest womanisers).
52 days ago
PATRICK MARMION reviews High Society at the Barbican: Giddy, fizzy and sassy... this Cole Porter revival really is a swell party for summer! ⊕⊕
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The musical was first seen on Broadway in 1998, based on the film, which was itself inspired by the 1939 Broadway play The Philadelphia Story.
66 days ago
PATRICK MARMION reviews Equus: Saddle up for an eerie and unnerving performance of this Seventies classic ⊖⊖
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You may never see a better production of Peter Shaffer's eerily disturbing Seventies classic Equus - about a boy who blinds horses - than this one.
3 months ago
PATRICK MARMION reviews Inter Alia: Rosamund Pike's whirlwind turn as a judge in freefall will leave you breathless... if you can get a ticket ○
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Rosamund Pike's one hour and 40 minute whirlwind of a performance ensures we don't get too much time for lateral thinking.
5 months ago
PATRICK MARMION first night review: Superstar Cynthia gets her teeth into wickedly good Dracula ⊕
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Whatever else you can say about Cynthia Erivo in this ultra-high-tech staging of the Dracula legend, she is seldom less than wicked.
PATRICK MARMION's first night review of Shadowlands at London's Aldwych Theatre: Downton's Hugh Bonneville on a journey of heartbreak and hope ○
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PATRICK MARMION: You can bank on Hugh Bonneville. He is a warm, solid incarnation of bashful, faintly grumpy Britishness.
PATRICK MARMION review: I'm sorry, Prime Minister, you're out of power - and out of wit ○
I'm Sorry, Prime Minister stars a grizzled Griff Rhys Jones as the doddery ex-PM Jim Hacker, alongside the exquisite Clive Francis as Sir Humphrey Appleby, his former senior civil servant.
PATRICK MARMION's first night review of American Psycho: This bloody tale of a serial killer feels even more timely 35 years on ⊖⊖
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PATRICK MARMION: Bret Easton Ellis's bestselling book American Psycho was worrying enough when it came out in 1991.
7 months ago
PATRICK MARMION reviews Into the Woods at the Bridge Theatre, London: Subversive, enchanting, Sondheim's fairytale is a real hoot ⊕
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PATRICK MARMION: The Brothers Grimm will be dancing with glee on top of their Berlin graves.
PATRICK MARMION reviews Indian Ink at Hampstead Theatre, London: Felicity Kendal triumphs in this revived classic from the late Tom Stoppard ⊕
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It must surely be an emotionally intense experience for her to be starring in the revival of a play by her former partner, Tom Stoppard, who sadly died just last month.