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SUNSET BOULEVARD // Ambassador Theatre Group

by with No Comment Theatre

B E N  W O O L F

WRITER-DIRECTOR

B E N  W O O L F

WRITER-DIRECTOR

SUNSET BOULEVARD by Andrew Lloyd-Webber

As Associate Director.

Lyrics and book by Christopher Hampton and Don Black.

West End transfer (Harold Pinter Theatre) of the Watermill's production.

Press:

Daily Telegraph – ‘A dark, twisted masterpiece.’

The Guardian – ‘Inside Lloyd Webber’s big belter of a musical, there is a smaller, more dramatic show that has been waiting for years to be let out.’

The Independent – ‘A wonderful, organic response to a score that is as dynamic and complex as any that Lloyd Webber has written’

 

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THE BILLIE HOLIDAY STORY // Charing Cross Theatre

by with No Comment Theatre

B E N  W O O L F

WRITER-DIRECTOR

B E N  W O O L F

WRITER-DIRECTOR

THE BILLIE HOLIDAY STORY

As director.

Produced at the Charing Cross Theatre.

Press:

The Times – ‘Hypnotizing, captivating, electrifying.’

The Stage – “Magnificent”

British Theatre Guide – ‘Impeccably performed’

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SHREK THE MUSICAL // Dreamworks

by with No Comment Theatre

B E N  W O O L F

WRITER-DIRECTOR

B E N  W O O L F

WRITER-DIRECTOR

SHREK THE MUSICAL

As Associate Director.

At Theatre Royal Drury Lane.

Directed by Rob Ashford. Produced by Dreamworks Theatricals.

Press:

Daily Express – ‘A big brilliant hit show. Tremendous’

Mirror – ‘Joyous. The most fun you’ll ever have. A monster hit.’ ★★★★★

Daily Telegraph – ‘Deliciously funny. Spectacular.’ ★★★★★

Sunday Telegraph – ‘Shrek-tacular!’

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THE GRINNING MAN // Bristol Old Vic

by with No Comment Theatre

B E N  W O O L F

WRITER-DIRECTOR

B E N  W O O L F

WRITER-DIRECTOR

THE GRINNING MAN by Carl Grose

As Associate Director.

A new musical based on the novel THE MAN WHO LAUGHED by Victor Hugo..

Directed by Tom Morris..

Music by Tim Phillips and Marc Teitler.

Directed by Tom Morris. Produced by Bristol Old Vic, transferred to Trafalgar Studios.

Press:

The Guardian – ‘The greatest freak-show in town.’ ★★★★

Daily Telegraph – ‘Blackly comic brilliance.’ ★★★★

Daily Mail – ‘The Grinning Man is a weird and wonderful, dark delight.’ ★★★★

WhatsOnStage – ‘The best British score in years’ ★★★★

Nominated for WhatsOnStage Award For Best Regional Production.