Jonathan Marshall is a reporter at WMUR9. He specializes in arts and entertainment, with a focus on theater, plays and musicals, and entertainment news, while also covering regional interest and world news. Jonathan's work has been featured in various outlets, including BroadwayWorld.com, The i Paper, and KCRA 3, among others.
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Pelham, United States (Local)
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Jonathan Marshall's focus is primarily on local sports events in New Hampshire, particularly high school and community-level games. If you have news or stories related to these specific areas, such as outstanding performances by local athletes or significant developments within the mentioned sports, he may be interested in covering them.
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By: Jonathan Marshall
Stefan Pejic is ‘very convincing' as Tommy Cooper in his own new musical at Swansea Grand Theatre's Arts Wing, but reviewer Jonathan Marshall finds a show that is thin on plot and not yet the finished article. It runs until Saturday.
By: Jonathan Marshall
LIVE MUSIC REVIEW: ‘Stirred rather than shaken', Q The Music's James Bond Concert Spectacular at the Grand
By: Jonathan Marshall
Torben Betts Original Theatre Cardiff New Theatre – There's something supernatural occurring at New Theatre Cardiff as The Other Side of Murder takes residence for the week.
By: Jonathan Marshall
Jonathan Marshall reviews Operation Mincemeat at Swansea Grand Theatre: five actors, 20 songs and a dead Welshman in the Olivier-winning musical. To 26 September.
This score is dramatic and large in scale, yet finds balance with some softer, more intimate moments.
By: Jonathan Marshall
Loadsamoney, Stavros, Kevin and Perry and a King Charles entrance: reviewer Jonathan Marshall finds the comedy legend's first solo show holds the arena for close to two hours and leaves it wanting more.
By: Jonathan Marshall
Rebecca Jade Hammond Theatr Clwyd Sherman Theatre – There is no such thing as an original story—simply different means and lenses through which to tell them.
By: Jonathan Marshall
Peter Darney Grand Ambition Swansea Grand Theatre – They've done it again.
By: Angelica Ottaway
Jackdaw is a distraction from Aberdeen’s much bigger problem
By: Jonathan Marshall
After Agincourt. Penned by Peter Mottley, the play's radio incarnation was performed by Bob Hoskins back in 1988.
