Patrick Marmion is a critic at the Daily Mail. He specializes in arts and entertainment, with a particular focus on theater, including plays and musicals. Patrick's insights and reviews have also been featured in MSN.
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Patrick Marmion specializes in providing reviews and expert commentary on theater productions, with a focus on the United Kingdom. If you have insights into the theater industry or specific plays, especially those being performed in the UK, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to new productions, noteworthy performances, or trends within the industry.
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More than 40 years have passed since the rough and ready Liverpool romcom Letter To Brezhnev charmed critics and became a left-field box office hit.
Letter to Brezhnev (Liverpool's Royal Court until October 17) Rating: Four stars out of five
By: Patrick Marmion
What is more extraordinary: the esteemed and subtle classical actor Sir Simon Russell Beale playing the great and flashy Las Vegas piano-playing showman Liberace?
I'll Be Seeing You (Festival Theatre, Pitlochry) Rating:
They are peddling a very rare commodity at the Theatre Royal in London's West End: Optimism.
The Standard Of Living (Theatre Royal Haymarket, London) Rating: They are peddling a very rare commodity at the Theatre Royal in London's West End: Optimism.
Welcome back to Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf? - one of the toughest, most gruelling gigs in all of theatre, for actors and audiences alike.
Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf? (Soho Theatre) Rating: Four out of five stars
The Cherry Orchard is a subtle study of tragic self-delusion from a time when Russian society was falling apart before the first revolution of 1905.
Murder In The Cathedral sounds like it could be a Hercule Poirot story. It even stars the man virtually synonymous with Agatha Christie's Belgian sleuth - Sir David Suchet.
