Andrew Hilton's immensely enjoyable Shakespeare at the Tobacco Factory production of the Sheridan classic opens with a display of hilarious brio from Byron Mondahl, who steps into the intimate arena of this South Bristol venue, only half in character as he has not yet donned his powdered wig, to deliver a quick fire introduction to the joys of gossip. He is wearing salmon pink brocade and breeches and suddenly whips …
SOURCE: The Arts Desk at 07:00PM on April 15, 2015