• Reviews for The Last Days of Gilda

    One woman Play, firstly performed in London at the Arcola Theatre in January 2009 and transferred to the Old Red Lion in August 2009 as part of the double bill Brazil x2. Performed at Edinburgh Festival 2011. 
    • The Telegraph
      4 Stars Review: 'A mesmerising performance. A real gem... a must-see'
    • Three Weeks
      4 stars: 'Gael Le Cornec gives an excellent performance: her Gilda easily rivals Rita Hayworth’s in terms of sexiness and sultriness... A very accomplished piece of theatre'
    • The Stage
      'This sexy Brazilian one woman show features one of the best solo performances at the fringe... This is Le Cornec's ticket for the big time.'
    • RemoteGoat
      4 Stars: 'Brazilian actress Gael le Cornec is irresistible and we have to fall in love with her - just as the husbands in the apartment block love her. A sensational and eventually a tragi-comic performance.'
    • London Theatre Guide
      'An intelligent, humorous and captivating performance which won over the audience almost instantly. Stirring and highly enjoyable stuff!'
    • SpoonFed
      'Gaёl Le Cornec as Gilda is superb. She prances about the room teasing the guys and gossiping with the women, and fashioning a comic story from her everyday life. Her joviality is charming, but short-lived as she gradually falls victim to physical abuse'.
    • Precious Magazine
      5 Stars Review, scroll down to find the review.
    • British Theatre Guide
    • Informed Edinburgh
      4 stars: 'poignant and convincingly delivered... this play excels in its depiction of humorous monologue.'

  • Reviews for Frida Kahlo Viva La Vida!

    One woman Play on the life of acclaimed Mexican painter Frida Kahlo. First performed as a preview at Theatre 503 and premiered at the Edinburgh Festival 2008. National Uk tour in 2009: The Tron, Oxford Playhouse, Trestle Space, Brighton Fringe Fest

  • Reviews for Frida Kahlo Viva La Vida!

    Reviews for the London run of Frida Kahlo Viva La Vida! at the Oval House Theatre, Oct/Nov 2009 and British Museum 2010