Gary Naylor is the Chief London Reviewer at BroadwayWorld. He covers a range of topics including theatre, cricket, and football, reflecting his passion for both the arts and competitive sports. Gary's work has been featured in Island Cricket, Playbill, The Guardian, BroadwayWorld.com, and theartsdesk.com.
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Gary Naylor's coverage primarily consists of reviews and event coverage related to theatre, plays, musicals, and opera. He might be interested in pitches offering access to exclusive interviews or behind-the-scenes insights into upcoming productions or noteworthy performances.
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Both sides have lost their unbeaten status but, as the group stage hits the midway point, they are the teams to beat
By: Gary Naylor
How do you adapt a book that comes in at 38 hours in its Audible version for the stage? Of course, you don't.
A man sits alone in a room. He's on edge, but trying to be suave. An unseen voice starts to fire questions at him. Is it a police interrogation?
By: Gary Naylor, Amanda Searle
Technically accomplished production that never settles into a coherent whole
The top flight was blighted by a series of draws, but there was some very bright cricket in Division Two
By: Gary Naylor, Johan Persson
Big West End crowdpleaser lacks punch and poignancy with join-the-dots plotting and cookie-cutter characters
Beautiful writing and strong performances deliver a memorable production
Ever wondered how a semi-staged musical on the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury would play? You need wonder no more…
By: Gary Naylor
The Kookaborra ball should be sent to space after Surrey scored a record 820 runs but only drew with Durham
By: Gary Naylor, Manuel Harlan
Fragmented, cliched story rescued by tremendous acting, singing and music
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