“An unrelenting comedic joy”
The New Current
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Reviews for ‘Locomotive for Murder’ with Pinch Punch
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“Davies manages to make even the most mundane stories amusing with witty follow-up questions and comments” – Broadway World. Read the full review here.
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“As detective for the night, Lottie Davies opens the show with skilful audience work which she executes with charm and wit. Davies establishes a comfortable atmosphere and eases viewers into the interactive format whilst also displaying quick-thinking comic ability.” – The Reviews Hub – Read the whole article here.
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“Lottie Davies as Jane Marbles guides the show, by incorporating audience suggestions to form the story’s background and characters…an exceptional comedic actor” – Lost in Theatreland. Read more here.
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“Lottie Davies picks [info] up ingeniously” – Everything Theatre. Read the full review here.
Praise for ‘From Rushmere with Love’ – Eastern Angles 2021
“…wholehearted performances – particularly from Lottie Davies as the larger-than-life turkey rearer, Matthew Bernarde” – The Guardian
The full review can be read here.
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“The absolute stand-out of the night for me, however, was Lottie Davies’ portrayal of French villain Edie Effe. She wholly committed herself to being the campy bad guy (or girl in this case) that every Panto needs, evil laugh and all.” – Grapevinelive
Full review is available here.
More praise for Lottie
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“Lottie Davies is also entertaining as Ellen, a local woman who makes love potions and herbal remedies, giving the play much-needed light relief.” – The Stage – Vinegar Tom (2021), read the full review here.
“There are some exciting performances on display … Lottie Davies is very entertaining” – Vinegar Tom at the Maltings (2021) – London Theatre 1 – Read the full review here.
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“Mrs Winterbottom’s (Lottie Davies) boobage, drunken friskiness and Welsh inflections make her the shiniest bauble, sparkliest star and filthiest fairy on this Xmas evergreen.” – The Gay UK – Victorian and Gay at the Hope Theatre (2015) – Full review is here.
“Special notice has to be given to Lottie Davies who is an unrelenting comedic joy as Mrs Winterbottom. There is sensitive side to the bold brassness of the cook that is never lost throughout the performance.” – The New Current – Victorian and Gay at the Hope Theatre (2015) – Here’s the full review.
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“For my money, the pick of the bunch was … Lottie Davies, … remarkable in her ability suddenly to seem much older than she is without any help from costume or makeup.” – Plays To See – Easvesdropping (2016) – Read the full review here.
