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Nicola Wright

Nicola Wright

Nicola Wright, contributing writer

Nicola has been working as an actress for over thirty years, and more recently co-produced her second feature film. She has had an extensive career in film, television and theatre and is excited to join the review team.

The Macbeths at The Ship in Rotherhithe
08 Nov
Reviews
Nicola Wright

Review: THE MACBETHS at The Ship in Rotherhithe

The Macbeths at The Ship in Rotherhithe Not only has the Rotherhithe Playhouse proved a persuasive response to the crisis facing theatre in the covid era it's also creating some exceptional nights out.

This is the third show of theirs that I've caught in the last six months and the acting is as good as anything you'd currently pay a fortune to see in the West End, however it's this companies policy that you only pay what you can afford.

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The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe
12 Nov
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Nicola Wright

Review: THE LION THE WITCH AND THE WARDROBE at The Bridge Theatre

The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe The children's classic, The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe by CS Lewis is an epic tale, and not, you might think, the easiest of books to set on stage.The good news is, that under the direction of Sally Cookson, inventive design by Rae Smith, and a multi talented ensemble, the audience are quickly immersed, having been asked if we have our evacuation slips,on a magical journey journey, into the fantasy world of Narnia.

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Magic Mike Live
08 Sep
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Nicola Wright

Review: MAGIC MIKE LIVE at The Hippodrome Casino

Magic Mike Live Arriving at the specially refurbished theatre space at London's Hippodrome Casino, I was greeted by an enthusiastic young man eager to know if I was excited for what I was about to experience. My honest answer was ...I wasn’t sure.

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The Dame - Park Theatre
05 Jan
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Nicola Wright

Review: THE DAME at the Park Theatre

The Dame - Park Theatre There can be no better gift for an actor than for their child to write a play specifically for them, and for that play to display the talents of both father and daughter so perfectly.

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Brexit - King's Head Theatre
02 Nov
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Nicola Wright

Review: BREXIT at The King's Head Theatre

Brexit - King's Head Theatre BREXIT, the play premiered at this years Edinburgh festival, and with its bold simple title, and a subject matter as current and controversial as Brexit this London production is certain to sell out Audiences who go hoping for some new insight or clarity, as yet unexplained to the public, will come out none the wiser, because, like the Brexit debate itself, there is no simple solution.

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