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- David Gilbrook Actor From the National Theatre to regional rep, pantomime and tours David has appeared at theatres across the UK in a wide variety of roles. He has also featured on film and radio and designs sound and composes music for the theatre.
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The cast includes John Goodrum as The Signalman, Pavan Maru as the The Young Man, and David Gilbrook as The Train Driver. The production is directed by Karen Henson and designed by John Goodrum, with original lighting design by Keith Tuttle and sound designed by David Gilbrook.
David Gilbrook, another Tabs regular, is an ideal foil as Christie. He arrives at the flat wearing an open-necked shirt with cravat, a raincoat, scarf and a large-brimmed hat. When Terry plays him a recording of their partners’ intimate relationship, the stuck-up, arrogant, elitist Christie turns into an upset, jealous, humiliated mess.
- Steve Orme
With a solid performance by David Gilbrook as Amy’s father Mr Helliwell and deft direction by Karen Henson, The Fancy Man is a funny play tinged with poignancy. Some of its adult themes may not be to everyone’s taste, but Tabs has shown that, although often neglected, The Fancy Man is a period piece well worth reviving. Theatre review of ...
- Steve Orme
There’s an enjoyable cameo towards the end from David Gilbrook—who is also responsible for the moody sound—as the train driver who puts everything into perspective. Goodrum was certainly on the right track when he extended The Signalman and no one could accuse him of having ideas above his station.
Oct 19, 2013 · From clearing his throat, David Gilbrook has the audience in the palm of his hand, as he takes us on detailed tours of the Whitechapel streets at night. Ably backed up by Mark Homer and Jennifer Biddall, Gilbrook puts on a public lecture like no other, bringing to life the characters and events that marked one of the darkest periods in British ...
“David Gilbrook, as Inspector Burford, is also excellent in what turns out to be a major part”. (Nottingham Post on House Guest at Nottingham Theatre Royal) “David Gilbrook shines in the leading role of Charles Lestrange, an engaging former inspector … a performance which barely sees him off stage for a minute”.
David Gilbrook is associated with 2 productions on Dress Circle including Who Killed 'Agatha' Christie and Jack and the Beanstalk: Pantomine [Generated By Dress Circle]
