Fiona Mountford is the Chief Theatre Critic at The i Paper. She specializes in the arts and entertainment sector, with a particular focus on plays and musicals, providing insightful critiques and analysis. Fiona's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo Sports Canada, The Telegraph, Yahoo News, and AOL UK.
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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.
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20 years after it first opened in the West End, the X-rated take on 'Sesame Street' is as raunchy as ever - and surprisingly sincere
By: Fiona Mountford
It has been quite a week for Wayne McGregor. Last Sunday, the 56-year-old Mancunian received the Olivier Award for Outstanding Contribution to Dance
By: Fiona Mountford
Quantum Souls, from choreographer Wayne McGregor, completes an exhilarating triple bill at Covent Garden
The actor's stunning turn in Bertolt Brecht's satire about Nazi Germany is the latest in a long line of great performances
By: Fiona Mountford
As the former Telegraph theatre critic Charles Spencer once so memorably and wearily wrote when confronted with another production of Mother Courage
By: Fiona Mountford
The Globe’s brilliant new production of Mother Courage and Her Children feels topical in today’s conflict-ravaged world
Look Mum No Computer's last place finish continues a dismal run for the UK - but at least Bulgaria saved the competition from disaster
Care for the elderly, whether in hospital, in a specialised residential setting or in a person’s own home, is one of our most pressing social issues. It is also complex, expensive and decidedly unsexy, which is why the topic is too often avoided, not least by the entertainment industry. Writer/director Alexander Zeldin is not one to shy away from such a subject, given that previous hard-hitting projects of his have covered homeless hostels and zero-hours contracts. Zeldin’s latest work means that the London stage now offers the magnificent Linda Bassett, lynchpin of Call the Midwife as Nurse Phyllis Crane, as […]
Joy of joys! In The Tempest at Stratford the actor has at last given up his self-indulgent habit of directing himself
