Fiona Mountford is a journalist and theater critic, known for her work in The i Paper and The Telegraph. Her articles cover a range of theater productions, providing insightful reviews and commentary on performances in the UK. Fiona's expertise and passion for theater shine through in her writing, offering readers a unique perspective on the world of live entertainment.
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Fiona Mountford predominantly covers theater and entertainment news with a focus on play reviews, actors, musicals, and Shakespeare. Her coverage also includes seasonal content related to Christmas.
Given this focus, Fiona may be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming theater productions, interviews with actors or directors involved in notable plays or musicals, insights into trends within the theater industry or expert commentary on the impact of current events on the performing arts.
Since her geographic focus is national (United Kingdom), consider pitching stories that are relevant to UK-based productions or involve British actors and directors.
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By: Fiona Mountford
Ben Whishaw elevates humdrum lines into something quietly marvellous
Izzard skips gamely about the stage playing all the characters, but Hamlet's grief, soul-searching and existential angst are entirely lacking
In their latest offering the immersive theatre pioneers are punching well below their weight
Jesus, Mary, Joseph and the wee donkey - he's a revelation
This is an inspired idea: make your hero the villain
By: Fiona Mountford
His comic genius is the highlight of this slick and vital drama
By: Fiona Mountford
This is a riot of peppy, poppy songs and is certain to be a whopping West End hit
By: Fiona Mountford
New adaptation is a sheer delight - and the setting is perfect for it
By: Fiona Mountford
There are some icons of the 20th century whom we simply refuse to allow to rest in peace and prime among them is Marilyn Monroe.
This new production of the 80s Andrew Lloyd Webber hit is slick but soulless
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