Gary Naylor - Page 76

Aw look mate, Gary Naylor finds bonzer Aussie comic Carl Barron really rather English.

Gary Naylor sees a very good Bad Quarto.

Gary Naylor enjoys Gyles Brandreth's show almost as much as the man himself.

Gary Naylor is taken back 70 years to a time when bombs and bombshells were on a pilot's mind.

Gary Naylor decides to lie back and think of Egypt.

Gary Naylor salutes a grand old man of British Theatre - he'll like that, won't he?

Gary Naylor reflects on evil and art and is captivated by plain words.

Gary Naylor finds much that reminds him of present day Rome in an opera written in 1642 about events 2000 years ago. What's Italian for plus ca change?

Gary Naylor ponders the universal nature of ambition, madness and evil.

Gary Naylor sees swashes buckled and the triumph of all for one and one for all as three become four.

Gary Naylor enjoys a little ice after the London's first summery afternoon of 2011.

Gary Naylor sees steamy temptation set in the Big Apple.

Gary Naylor sees silliness celebrated in song, and reflects on a tradition in humour.

Gary Naylor, as a father, is uneasy at seeing the kind of choices fathers must make in Ryan Craig's examination of an Jewish household in Edgware.

Gary Naylor sees old enemies fail to bury the hatchet.

Gary Naylor finds out the original source for those great tunes he has heard so many times before.

Gary Naylor is stuck in a groove.

Gary Naylor enjoys almost, but not quite, too much tutu.

Gary Naylor finds that an Italian job teeters on the edge... of being too much to bear

Gary Naylor sees a drama set in the killing fields of Paschendale that has much to say about life almost a century later.