JosephReviews

The Forsyte Saga opened at the Finsbury Park Theatre on 11th October, with press night held on 19th Oct 2024. The reviews have been shared online, and they have been wonderful.

Fiona Hampton impresses as Irene, the young wife chafing at marriage to the wealthy solicitor Soames, played with calcified rage by Joseph Millson. His rape of her, which prompts the pivotal family schism, is rendered both shockingly and sparely. His menace is palpable, but so is the warped sense of honour that underwrites his sense of entitlement. Millson is stunning as Soames, but everyone impresses in a role-swapping cast of nine that feels like twice that many. The Times

Noises Off is currently playing at the Phoenix Theatre in London's Westend until 11th March, to fantastic reviews, having had a very succesful tour of the UK. Get tickets here before they sell out.

Joseph Millson bears the heroic brunt of the physical comedy, lurching up and down stairs and through slamming doors (that old farce standard) with his shoelaces tied together, as her toyboy lover and costar Gary Lejeune. Evening Standard

As Betrayal at the Theatre Royal in Bath enters the final week of its short 3 week run, a few reviews have been shared online, from critics who were able to make their way to Bath for last Wednesday's press night. Tickets are available here.

It was press night for Mary Poppins at the Price Edward theatre yesterday evening, and 5 star reviews for the production have been appearing online. Several have had kind wirds about Joseph Millson as Mr Banks. 

There is good work from Joseph Millson as the moody Mr Banks. Guardian *****

The financier patriarch George (lent a lovely John Cleesey uptightness by Joseph Millson) is fretfully preoccupied with work. Telegraph *****

The final performances of Henry V and The Borrowers at the Grosvenor Park Open Air Thearee in Chester are today. If you have time to go, grab tickets on the Grosvenor Park Open Air Theatre website.

Joseph Millson in particular is a strong casting choice for Henry, and he pulls it off with great charisma... ...Millson does bring real weight to some of Henry’s big speeches, in particular those at Harfleur and Agincourt, one of which is delivered from atop a ladder, where he is held aloft to rally his troops. Good News Liverpool