Cliff Moore

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Latest articles from Cliff Moore

REVIEW: Awful Auntie, Lighthouse, Poole

The books of David Walliams are ideal for stage adaptation – easy to follow, crazy characters, mild peril, mad settings and enough fart jokes to keep everyone happy.

REVIEW: Rob Auto, Lighthouse, Poole

Whimsical, quirky, eccentric, captivating, engaging, sincere, understated, bumbling, moving, charming, warm – all words that have described Rob Auton.

REVIEW: The Full Monty, Lighthouse, Poole

CAN it really be a quarter of a century since the unlikely hit movie about a group of unemployed lads in Sheffield, mostly former steel workers, who formed a male striptease act in order to make some money?

REVIEW: Get It On, Lighthouse, Poole

Expectations were low before this production, which was billed as one night of glam rock and featuring the biggest hits from T Rex, Mud, Slade, Bowie, Suzi Quatro, Wizzard, Sweet and many more.

REVIEW: Ross Noble Lighthouse, Poole

You always know what to expect from Ross Noble – a full-flowing stream of consciousness, but the route that stream takes is ever-varying, tangential and easily distractable by anything that happens to be floating past.

REVIEW: Twelve Angry Men, Lighthouse, Poole

MANY people consider Henry Fonda’s performance as an unconvinced and questioning juror in the Sidney Lumet-helmed and thrice Oscar nominated movie Twelve Angry Men of 1957 to be his finest role.

REVIEW: John Kelly, Lighthouse, Poole

John Kelly is a remarkable individual. His body may be wrecked, but he is one of the most positive and life-affirming performers this reviewer has seen for many a moon.