REVIEWS

‘The aching nuance of Jez Unwin’s Bretodeau is just glorious.’

- Oughtobeclowns

‘Jez Unwin wrings sympathy from his role as Amelie’s neurotic father, too afraid of emotion to grieve his wife’s death.’

- The Stage

'with comic work across the board from Jez Unwin as a gay bank manager seething with creative urges'

- Daily Telegraph

'layers of comedy from Jez Unwin's insanely repressed bank manager'

- The Arts Desk

'with striking contributions from Jez Unwin as a musical bank manager'

- The Guardian

'Jez Unwin gives the evening's finest comic performance as Mr Sowerberry'

- West End Frame

'these excesses are counterpointed perfectly by the austerity and economy of Jez Unwin's excellent Mr Sowerberry'

- The Stage

'Jez Unwin grabs the part (the dentist) with relish, coupling it with a series of deftly brush stroked cameos'

- The Stage

'Jez Unwin particularly stood out for me...his portrayal of Orin had me in stitches'

- Salisbury Journal

'Jez Unwin's Zhivarny is a very plausible Don, a haughty mountebank and a rapacious opportunist who seems to marvel at the extent of his own gifts'

- The Guardian

'Jez Unwin plays the libertine count. He has the most beautiful voice, easeful and warm...'

- Reviews Gate