Fiona Mountford is the Chief Theatre Critic at The i Paper. She specializes in arts and entertainment, with a focus on plays and musicals, as well as entertainment news and celebrity coverage. Fiona's work has been featured in Yahoo Sports Canada, The Telegraph, Yahoo News, Yahoo News UK, AOL UK, and MSN.
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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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Some theatregoers need reminding that what's OK on the sofa at home can be infuriating in an auditorium
By: Fiona Mountford
The jukebox show 'Sinatra the Musical' makes the most of the legend's world-beating songs – but doesn't hold back on his flaws
As an actor, comedian, writer and presenter he never fails to thrill. What a delight to see him play the lead in his latest West End role
Five stars isn't enough for the terrific Pride musical at the National Theatre
The thrilling revival of Jesus Christ Superstar is the show of the summer
Anal rape, amputation, torture - let's hope there are paramedics on hand for audiences at this revival of Sarah Kane's 'Cleansed'. Why do we need to watch this?
Phelim McDermott describes the music of groundbreaking American minimalist composer Philip Glass as “a river that runs through my whole life”. The
By: Fiona Mountford
The desire for jukebox musicals about groups and singers, from the Drifters to Michael Jackson, shows no sign of abating.
By: Fiona Mountford
Yet another jukebox bio-musical races through life events at such a pace as to leave no room for minor things such as characterisation
By: Fiona Mountford
For 17 years, Carlos Acosta , the most admired male dancer in generations, made the Royal Opera House his home, electrifying ballet audiences with his charismatic, high-bouncing mastery.
