© Wolf Marloh - 2014
Edward II
Battersea Arts Centre - 2008
Playing Bishop of Coventry/Sir John of Hainault
“The doubling is good and convincing, ... Robert Gill an icy Bishop of coventry and a humorously accommodating John of Hainault.” Michael Coveney
The Death of Norman Tortilla
Tristan Bates Theatre - 2012
Playing Norman Tortilla, directed by Tom Latter
Remotegoat Review ***** / British Theatre Guide Review / One Stop Arts Review ****
A Younger Theatre Review / Spoonfed Review
“Robert Gill is superb in the title role of Norman Tortilla, playing this complicated individual with a flamboyant and yet tragic air. The combination of his considered physicality and comical intonation creates a ridiculous and yet somehow likeable character caught up in his own world and obsessed by his desire for acceptance.” British Theatre Guide
Someone Who’ll Watch Over Me
Barons Court Theatre - 2008
Playing Michael, directed by Ollie Baird
The Stage / What's On Stage **** / Remotegoat
“Robert Gill’s Michael is beautifully observed, capturing the peculiar temperament of the Little Englander, pedantic and romantic by turns” The Stage
Sign of the Times
Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds - 2015
Playing Frank Tollit, directed by Karen Simpson
The Stage.pdf *** / What's on Stage.pdf ****
”But it's the actors who have to carry us into their world, with its everyday blend of the mundane and the new-surreal. This, the pair - Gill in both acts and Pickles particularly in the shorter second - manage superbly.” - What’s on Stage
© Robert Gill - 2019