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Oliver Williams (Leamington Courier, 2009)
I have to say he is one of the finest actors I have worked with. His greatest skill, I believe, is his ability to use a great depth of understanding of human contact and relationships to create a magnetic performance that engages throughout. He is a model actor; attentive, diligent, giving, focused, engaged, open and keen to not only take direction, but to use it effectively in finding a performance unique to himself in a way that complements the work of others.
Rhys McClelland (Director): ‘Journey’s End’, Broadway Studio Theatre, Lewisham, 2007.
Comedy cameos abounded, not least from Andrew Nash as an educated police constable...
John Aizlewood (Evening Standard)
Andrew Nash pulls off Stanhope's character well, playing the stressed young Captain with bags of unsettling menace.
Jules Cooper (Bexley Times 24)
He is excellent to work with as an actor and always open to try a different approach. He is an excellent, unselfish company member.
Maggie Ford (Director): 'Brezhnev's Children', BAC, 2005.
Oliver Williams (Leamington Courier, 2009)
I have to say he is one of the finest actors I have worked with. His greatest skill, I believe, is his ability to use a great depth of understanding of human contact and relationships to create a magnetic performance that engages throughout. He is a model actor; attentive, diligent, giving, focused, engaged, open and keen to not only take direction, but to use it effectively in finding a performance unique to himself in a way that complements the work of others.
Rhys McClelland (Director): ‘Journey’s End’, Broadway Studio Theatre, Lewisham, 2007.
Comedy cameos abounded, not least from Andrew Nash as an educated police constable...
John Aizlewood (Evening Standard)
Andrew Nash pulls off Stanhope's character well, playing the stressed young Captain with bags of unsettling menace.
Jules Cooper (Bexley Times 24)
He is excellent to work with as an actor and always open to try a different approach. He is an excellent, unselfish company member.
Maggie Ford (Director): 'Brezhnev's Children', BAC, 2005.