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Clare Brennan

Clare Brennan

Theatre Reviewer at The Guardian - Arts & Culture

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Recent Articles

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Stones in His Pockets review – immersive revival of the rural Ireland film shoot tragicomedy

Barn theatre, CirencesterMarie Jones’s 1996 hit play is given a spectacular, Hollywood-style makeover by her son Matthew McElhinney, though the momentum of the drama suffers
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Show & Tell review – Alan Ayckbourn’s clever, very funny 90th play

A ‘sprightly comedy’ isn’t all it seems in this beautifully performed drama, which the playwright directs
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Romeo and Juliet review – diversity doubles the power of Shakespear...

A cast of deaf, disabled and neurodivergent actors throw new light on the star-crossed lovers in Graeae’s uneven yet often thrilling show
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Angela Carter’s The Company of Wolves review – a moving variation o...

Choreography accentuates the otherness of the creatures in a fluid take on the dark coming-of-age fable
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The Lieutenant of Inishmore review – savage satire that lacks real ...

Martin McDonagh’s black comedy about a violent republican terrorist can feel like a parody of 007 in its action but it is hard to be stirred by the dully repetitive scenes
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Bright Lights Over Bentilee review – UFO show shines a light on Stoke

Claybody Theatre’s show about a famed flying saucer sighting on a housing estate is whimsical fun
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Reverberation review – Matthew López’s romcom is rooted in violence...

Fussy filmic visuals hobble the affecting acting in the Inheritance writer’s study of three characters struggling for connection
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Becoming Nancy review – 70s-set coming-out musical radiates optimism

Terry Ronald’s true-life tale of a bullied gay teenager who prevails in the school production of Oliver! is performed with affecting verve
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Summer 1954 review – Rattigan double bill packs an intellectual and...

Men struggling to hide their feelings are uncloaked in James Dacre’s astute revival of the playwright’s Table Number Seven and The Browning Version
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The Sound of Music review – a joyous blast of song and hope that sp...

This captivating production of the evergreen musical is a fitting swansong from Pitlochry’s outgoing artistic director, Elizabeth Newman
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The Three Musketeers review – a swashbuckler without a dramatic cut...

Theresa Heskins’s Dumas adaptation provides fantastic action yet reduces the scheming servant Milady to a plot device