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Robin Strapp

Robin Strapp

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Berkshire, Hampshire and Oxford Reviewer, British Theatre Guide

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  • Piaf from Watermill Theatre Company at Watermill Theatre Newbury

    By Pam Gems, Robin Strapp| British Theatre Guide Verified The Watermill Theatre’s Piaf by Pam Gems is a resounding triumph! Audrey Brisson returns to Newbury following her critically acclaimed run of Amélie in 2019. She gives a charismatic, tour-de-force performance as the “little sparrow” Edith Piaf, the French chanteuse who was brought up in a brothel and lived on the bawdy streets of Pigalle working as a prostitute together with her loyal friend Toine (Tzarina-Nassor).

    By Pam Gems, Robin Strapp · British Theatre Guide

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • The Autobiography of a Cad

    By Robin Strapp| British Theatre Guide Verified Ian Hislop and Nick Newman’s The autobiography of a CAD, adapted from A G Macdonell’s 1938 novel, is a biting funny satire lampooning the political classes and the landed gentry. It’s played out on Ceci Calf’s emotive set of wood panelling and large portraits in gold frames that inventively turns to reveal props and set.

    By Robin Strapp · British Theatre Guide

    Feb. 14, 2025

  • Piaf from Watermill Theatre Company at Watermill Theatre Newbury

    By Pam Gems, Robin Strapp| British Theatre Guide Verified The Watermill Theatre’s Piaf by Pam Gems is a resounding triumph! Audrey Brisson returns to Newbury following her critically acclaimed run of Amélie in 2019. She gives a charismatic, tour-de-force performance as the “little sparrow” Edith Piaf, the French chanteuse who was brought up in a brothel and lived on the bawdy streets of Pigalle working as a prostitute together with her loyal friend Toine (Tzarina-Nassor).

    By Pam Gems, Robin Strapp · British Theatre Guide

    Apr. 11, 2025

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British Theatre Guide

The British Theatre Guide features news, reviews and features of professional theatre throughout the UK plus a weekly e-mail newsletter and a podcast featuring interviews with leading figures in regional and national professional theatre.

Manchester, England, United Kingdom

Founded: 2001