Patrick Marmion is a critic at the Daily Mail. He specializes in arts and entertainment, with a focus on theater, plays, musicals, and entertainment news, often covering the latest happenings in the celebrity world. Patrick's insights and reviews are featured in the Daily Mail.
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Patrick Marmion specializes in providing reviews and expert commentary on theater productions, with a focus on the United Kingdom. If you have insights into the theater industry or specific plays, especially those being performed in the UK, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to new productions, noteworthy performances, or trends within the industry.
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By: Patrick Marmion, Robert Gore-Langton
Romeo And Juliet stars two young leads: Sadie Sink , star of Netflix 's Stranger Things , and British actor Noah Jupe, who appears as Hamlet at the end of the film Hamnet.
By: Patrick Marmion
Pike's one hour and 40 minute whirlwind of a performance ensures we don't get too much time for lateral thinking.
By: Patrick Marmion
As Jack Nicholson's convict character, Randle P. McMurphy, Aaron Pierre is a rogue messiah, championing the other downtrodden black patients in the secure hospital
By: Patrick Marmion
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.
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.
McEwan's potboiler even survives Adam Penford's cold-blooded staging which presents the story as if it was a swanky Vogue photoshoot.
Landing Sandra Oh at the National Theatre was quite a coup.
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).
The actors themselves, in Patrick Marber's direct and pacy production, are pretty much faultless. Indira Varma blazes, and later trembles, as main 'man' Levene.
Jesus Christ Superstar is surely one of the most accomplished pieces of musical kitsch ever to have been written.
