Albert Clack

Reviews

• Year
  Publication
  Review
• 2017
  ayoungertheatre.com
  Clack demonstrates a real knack for intonation, and his performance ... perfectly recalls the typical pub dweller and downtrodden husband. · Charlottle Irwin
• 2017
  pleasemindtheblog.wordpress.com
  Of the cast of four, Albert Clack’s portrayal of Harold stands out ... Clack’s performance is full of humanity, · Deb-Blogs
• 2013
  thegoodreview.co.uk
  Albert Clack is strong as Polonius and stronger still as the Grave Digger; he gives a very well nuanced performance. · Kieran James
• 2013
  everything-theatre.co.uk
  The play's first half is surprisingly funny, largely due to Albert Clack’s turn as Polonius, played as doddering and long-winded. · Everything Theatre
• 2012
  onestoparts.com
  Duncan is brilliantly portrayed by Albert Clack whose commanding voice resonates inside the theatre. · Jessica Wali
• 2012
  thepublicreviews.com
  Albert Clack delivers a memorable Duncan. Suit-clad, his king is all warmth and fatherly benevolence. · Georgina Newman
• 2012
  camdennewjournal.com
  Credit is due to ... Albert Clack in several character roles. · Cavelle Leigh
• 2012
  remotegoat.com
  some amusing doubling of characters and characterisations by Albert Clack. · Saul Reichlin
• 2011
  onestoparts.com
  Albert Clack is memorable as the well-upholstered patriarch Knox, reduced to gibbering idiocy at the idea of losing trade. · Sheila Cornelius
• 2010
  theargus.co.uk
  Particular praise should go to Albert Clack's spot-on reading of the bumbling clergyman Doctor Chasuble, making a minor part shine. · Duncan Hall
• 2010
  blogs.warwick.ac.uk
  Albert Clack's Simon Eyre was amusing when strutting in his new finery and treating his juniors with an avuncular air. · Peter Kirwan
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