Georgina Brown

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Theatre Critic and Writer at Daily Mail

Theatre Critic (Daily Mail), Jack Russell lover, bicyclist

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Sharp play Thanks For Having Me is Men Behaving Badly meets Friends. It's light, bright, date-night fun, writes GEORGINA BROWN

1 week ago | expressdigest.com | Georgina Brown

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Sharp play Thanks For Having Me is Men Behaving Badly meets Friends

1 week ago | dailymail.co.uk | Georgina Brown

Thanks For Having Me (Riverside Studios, London)Verdict: It was my pleasureRating:(FOUR STARS)Following a couple of sell-out runs in small theatres, Keelan Kember's fast, funny dating drama looks a tad dwarfed in the barnlike Riverside Studios, as if it's happening on the telly over there. Which is actually where, sharply trimmed, this Men Behaving Badly-meets-Friends sitcom would work even more of a treat.
GEORGINA BROWN reviews Manhunt at Royal Court in London

2 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Georgina Brown

Manhunt (Royal Court, London)Verdict: Born to runRating:Projected on to a screen is the figure of a man, pacing his cell like a caged bear, his shaved head a glistening ball – shiny as mercury, and just as impermeable. Over the next intense, terrifying 95 minutes, playwright Robert Icke (fresh from scooping awards for his awesome Oedipus) imagines what is going on inside the muddled, messed-up mind of murderer Raoul Moat. You may remember that famous manhunt in the summer of 2010.
Barcelona review: Now it's Emily in Barcelona, a rom-com with a Spanish hunk and a dark twist, writes GEORGINA BROWN

Oct 30, 2024 | dailymail.co.uk | Georgina Brown

You can take Emily out of America, but you can’t take America out of Emily. Which is precisely the point of Emily In Paris, the hit Netflix comedy drama, so ridiculously moreish that its fifth season has just been announced. All thanks to Lily Collins’s Emily, the unsquashably chirpy charmer who waltzes around Paris in outfits to die for, failing to learn French and so forcing everyone to speak English. Very quickly, she has tout le monde doing everything her way. And here’s Emily in London.
My Passage to India: A Life

Oct 13, 2024 | thehindubusinessline.com | Chitra Narayanan |Georgina Brown

First, a confession. I picked up this book simply because it was the life story of Sachin Tendulkar’s mother-in-law. But just two pages down into Annabel Mehta’s memoirs and I was hooked. It’s a warm, intimate account of an English woman straddling two cultures as she marries into a Gujarati Mehta family and moves to India.
Why Anjali Sacrificed Her Career For Sachin

Oct 3, 2024 | rediff.com | Annabel Mehta |Georgina Brown

Anjali quickly decided not to pursue her career in medicine. If she had worked in a government hospital, she would have had to do her fair share of nights and weekends in hospital, which would have been tough when Sachin was back in Bombay between tours. Had she worked in private practice as Dr Anjali Tendulkar, she reckoned she would be consulted for her name rather than her expertise. Anjali is an all-or nothing person and she couldn't have just dabbled in doctoring.
The History Boys review: New History Boys could learn a lesson from the past, writes GEORGINA BROWN

Aug 29, 2024 | dailymail.co.uk | Georgina Brown

History has a tendency to repeat itself. Though less so on the stage, where each revival of an old play proves what a difference a director and actors make. It's 20 years since Alan Bennett's The History Boys premiered at the National Theatre and Nicholas Hytner's high-spirited, hilarious staging made stars of a new generation of youngsters: James Corden, Dominic Cooper, Russell Tovey, Samuel Barnett and Jamie Parker, playing a bunch of bright sixth-formers.
Oliver! review: A Dickens of a show, writes GEORGINA BROWN

Jul 25, 2024 | dailymail.co.uk | Georgina Brown

What a difference that exclamation mark made. Lionel Bart reinvented Dickens’s great novel Oliver Twist, about grinding poverty, child exploitation and murder, as a fairy tale, filled with chirpy Cockney capers and lovable, hummable tunes. As a 13-year-old schoolboy, Cameron Mackintosh became spellbound by the 1960 original production and, ever since, Oliver! has spun a thread through his theatrical life.
Every Cold-Hearted Oxygen review: A trip to old Iran with a fresh actor each night and an unseen script, writes GEORGINA BROWN

Jul 18, 2024 | msn.com | Georgina Brown

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ECHO - Every Cold-Hearted Oxygen review: A trip to old Iran with a fresh actor each night and an unseen script, writes GEORGINA BROWN

Jul 18, 2024 | expressdigest.com | Veronica Lee |Georgina Brown

ECHO – Every Cold-Hearted Oxygen (Royal Court, London)Verdict: Reverberating real-life dramaRating:On press night, it was a brave Adrian Lester who became a participant in this potent, penetrating piece by Iranian theatre-maker Nassim Soleimanpour. Reading cold from an unseen text, Lester — like the audience — was experiencing the play for the very first time. Every performance will feature a different artist; 15 in all including Toby Jones, Monica Dolan and Jodie Whittaker.

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Articles

Sharp play Thanks For Having Me is Men Behaving Badly meets Friends. It's light, bright, date-night fun, writes GEORGINA BROWN

Sharp play Thanks For Having Me is Men Behaving Badly meets Friends

GEORGINA BROWN reviews Manhunt at Royal Court in London

Barcelona review: Now it's Emily in Barcelona, a rom-com with a Spanish hunk and a dark twist, writes GEORGINA BROWN

My Passage to India: A Life

Why Anjali Sacrificed Her Career For Sachin

The History Boys review: New History Boys could learn a lesson from the past, writes GEORGINA BROWN

Oliver! review: A Dickens of a show, writes GEORGINA BROWN

Every Cold-Hearted Oxygen review: A trip to old Iran with a fresh actor each night and an unseen script, writes GEORGINA BROWN

ECHO - Every Cold-Hearted Oxygen review: A trip to old Iran with a fresh actor each night and an unseen script, writes GEORGINA BROWN

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