GALLERY
REVIEWS
“…the Ghost of Christmas Present, with the wonderful Claire Storey channelling her inner dame and fairy godmother.”
‘…enhanced by a show-stopping Ghost of Christmas Present from Claire Storey, channelling a bubbly Barbara Windsor with all her might.’
‘…the phenomenon which was Claire Storey. Also playing several roles, this actor was rip-roaringly hilarious. If you are considering bringing your kids to this show, take them for Storey’s portrayal of the Ghost of Christmas Present. You’re welcome.’
‘Claire Storey as the Ghost of Christmas Present is hilarious, and nothing like any other performance I have seen of A Christmas Carol ghost. She is larger than life, with an enthusiasm that literally lights the stage up.
‘Claire Storey doesn’t miss a beat through Malvolio’s tragic but hilarious transformation from uppity steward to stocking-wearing laughing stock’
‘Comedy wouldn’t be half as effective without tragedy, and Malvolio’s descent into madness is utterly heartbreaking, not least because it comes so soon after uproarious farce. Take a bow Claire Storey for such an affecting turn. (I’ll admit I’m still concerned for Malvolio’s welfare 12 hours later, and that’s the secret of a great character, and a wonderful performance).’
‘Claire Storey as a viciously funny cartoon villain Malvolio’
‘…a hilarious and soulful performance from Claire Storey as Malvolio’
“Claire Storey makes a fine job of the fussy, secretive Mrs Pegler and the moping invalid Mrs Gradgrind” HARD TIMES, Northern Broadsides”
‘Claire Storey does an excellent job of portraying her during both the good times and bad’ – M’Lynn, Steel Magnolias
Claire Storey repeatedly steals the show as the life-loving Charlotta
Claire Storey brings alive a great eccentric Russo-Germanic character in her portrayal of Charlotta Ivanovna (Cherry Orchard, Nottingham Playhouse)
…a singing nun (Claire Storey) who performs George Formby numbers in blissful ignorance of innuendo;
Claire Storey is a sparky delight… very funny performances from Claire Storey as Lily (the nun) Blonde Bombshells of 1943 West Yorkshire Playhouse
Claire Storey’s Carabosse, a cynical American with a touch of Joan Crawford…