AL GREGG

THEATRE REVIEWS

'Worthless Thing' - Etcetera/Watford Palace

"Al Gregg gives a nigh-on faultless performance. He succeeds in

showing Jeff as sympathetic, while stopping short of the cliched,

'charismatic monster' stereotype".

Time Out

"Gregg brings real depth to the role....his acting ensures that this is

a fine production".

The Stage

'Plague of God' - Nottingham Playhouse

"Al Gregg's acting was skilled, sincere and sharply focused, enabling

the audience to recognise the inner-turmoil and divisions of loyalty

a civil war brings".

The Times

'The Brockley Jack' - Bridge Lane/Tour

"In the title role is Al Gregg in an engaging portrayal - kneeling

drunkenly over the corpse of his beloved, he is murderer and

supplicant, avenging Saint and suicide".

What's On

"This is an attractive production and a promising debut by a

talented ensemble".

Time Out

'Twelfth Night' - Oddsocks National Tour

"A teddy, a glove puppet and a couple of dummies are

devices to bring the play within the scope of just five

enterprising over-actors.... and look out for two abominable

snowmen!"

The Guardian

'Alas Poor Yorick' - Everyman Cheltenham/Tour

"A strong cast moved effortlessly between a multiplicity of roles".

Gloucestershire Echo

"Al Gregg stands out in a highly talented group of actors".

Ham and High

"An athletic cast leap smartly from dark mysticism to wry wit in an

off-beat comedy. It takes a rare talent indeed to blend tragedy and

laughter successfully". Dorset Echo

'Kill The Messenger' - Everyman Cheltenham/Tour

"Committed, high energy performance, full of sound and fury".

Time Out

"Adept classical performer and this is immensely diverting stuff".

Ham and High

'EUREKA' - Edinburgh Festival

"Gregg's character acting is splendid, his versatility good and he

works very well and funnily".

The Scotsman