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  1. www.westendtheatre.com › 230423Photos: Withnail and I starring Robert Sheehan & Adonis ...

    10 de mai. de 2024 · Withnail and I stage adaptation casting announced including Robert Sheehan, Adonis Siddique, Malcolm Sinclair [Updated]

  2. www.whatsonstage.com › news › withnail-and-i-reviewWithnail and I review – cult classic becomes an astonishing ...

    15 de mai. de 2024 · In some ways, Uncle Monty is a challenging role because his rampant homosexuality and attempts to seduce Marwood are without doubt a caricature, but Malcolm Sinclair carries it off: we see the humanity alongside the humour.

  3. www.westendtheatre.com › 234892Withnail and I reviews round-up at Birmingham Rep

    15 de mai. de 2024 · Withnail and I stage adaptation casting announced including Robert Sheehan, Adonis Siddique, Malcolm Sinclair [Updated]

  4. www.thestage.co.uk › reviews › withnail-and-i-reviewWithnail and I review at Birmingham Rep, written by Bruce ...

    15 de mai. de 2024 · Malcolm Sinclair handles the role of Withnail’s wealthy gay uncle Monty with delicacy, convincingly reframing the character as desperately lonely rather than as an overt homophobic...

  5. www.theartsdesk.com › theatre › withnail-and-iWithnail and I, Birmingham Rep review – Bruce Robinson’s 1987 ...

    16 de mai. de 2024 · Malcolm Sinclair’s Uncle Monty was similarly a fresh creation and considerably less flamboyant than Richard Griffith’s cinematic portrayal of the part. If anything, Sheehan was significantly more camp than Sinclair in this version.

  6. www.broadwayworld.com › uk-regional › articlePhotos: First Look at WITHNAIL & I at Birmingham Rep

    10 de mai. de 2024 · Robert Sheehan plays Withnail, Adonis Siddique plays Marwood and Malcolm Sinclair plays Uncle Monty.

  7. fairypoweredproductions.com › withnail-and-i-reviewWithnail and I Review * Fairy Powered Productions

    16 de mai. de 2024 · Malcolm Sinclair’s marvellous portrayal of Uncle Monty is handled with more subtly than in the film, which was a necessary adjustment as times have changed. Adam Young is phenomenal as drug dealer Danny, his stoned threats and philosophies had the audience in stitches.