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Chris Bartlett

Chris Bartlett

Biography

Chris is a freelance feature writer, reviewer and playwright, and former chief sub-editor at The Stage. He has been reviewing for The Stage since 1999

Recent Articles

The Legend of Ned Ludd review

The Legend of Ned Ludd review

Novel theatrical experience about the impact of automation on workers’ lives
One Man, Two Guvnors review

One Man, Two Guvnors review

New Vic revives Richard Bean’s smash-hit remix of The Servant of Two Masters in a deftly physical production
Jungle Book review

Jungle Book review

CocoRosie and French theatre company Théâtre de la Ville-Paris reimagine Mowgli’s tale in an avant-garde production at Avva Studios
A Taste of Honey review

A Taste of Honey review

Vivid and affecting revival of Shelagh Delaney’s groundbreaking play
Ladies Down Under review

Ladies Down Under review

Undemanding but enjoyable comedy sequel from Amanda Whittington
Frankenstein review

Frankenstein review

Intensely physical, strikingly visual reimagining of Mary Shelley’s classic horror
The Gap review

The Gap review

With direction from Anthony Banks, this is an entertaining if uneven portrait of an unconventional friendship
Animal Farm review

Animal Farm review

Ian Wooldridge’s intensely physical, visceral adaptation of Orwell’s timeless classic
Lost and Found review

Lost and Found review

Impressively realised, charming adaptation of Oliver Jeffers’ beloved book for children
Mother Goose review

Mother Goose review

Lavish, supersize panto
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