British Theatre Guide *****
Tate and Olivier winner, director Guy Masterson, co-adapted Terry d’Afonso’s Picasso script into a solo show. Such a production restores one’s faith in theatre and I agree with the many comments I heard exiting the show: "marvellous, brilliant, enthralling".
Peter has performed his own one man show in 11 different countries including at the Actors Studio,in New York, the Edinburgh Festival,the Khan Theatre in Jerusalem and the Baltic House theatre in St Petersburg.He has won the top award at International festivals in Jerusalem, St Petersburg, Wroclaw and in Lithuania.
Odd Man Out
by Peter Tate
Reviews
Mellors self-conscious switches between Derby dialect and King's English seem utterly natural,as does the character's unlikely blend of tenderness and animal sensuality - The Independent
Tate's gamekeeper is a surprisingly credible figure - The Times
Lady Chatterleys Lover
Marshall Gould
American Justice (R.Vergette)
Senator Daniels
Arts Theare, West End, Dir:Lisa Forrell
Reviews
Peter Tate lends Daniels exactly the mix of missionary fervour and private vanity that the text demands - the Guardian
Peter Tate captures the moral ambiguity of the Congressman, whose motives may not be quite what they seem - the Telegragh
Peter Tate intricately sheds the layers of the Congressman’s multidimensional character with impressive honesty - A younger Theatre
Reviews
The mesmeric performance by Peter Tate - The Stage
Peter Tate's Khludov lifts the whole event to a heroic dimension - Independent on Sunday
The superb performance of Peter Tate as the haunted General Khludov,a Crimean Kurtz going insane - The Independent
Tate's Khludov is powerful and sinister in his General's outfit and unbearably pitiful in his civilian clothes - What's On
Flight
Bulgakov
Reviews
Peter Tate provides a harrowing portrayal - What's On
A fine feeling performance - The Independent
Peter Tate delivers a beautifully modulated performance, full of inner tension that communicates itself to the audience - The Stage
Short Eyes
Pinero
The Mystery of Anna O
Jerome Coopersmith
Reviews
Peter Tate is excellent as the troubled Dr Breuer and as his disciple playing both roles with on-target characterization - Back Stage
Reviews
The Master...the wonderful Peter Tate - Ms London
Peter Tate is very good giving quiet,shattered dignity to the writer broken in a mental home - The Times
The Master and Margarita
Bulgakov
Reviews
Peter Tate plays out the role of the ageing London mobster Robert with great panache. He manages to invest an unlikely vulnerability - The Stage
As a portrait in self-delusion Tate gives just the right degree of bombastic self-righteousness - What's On
Peter Tate is excellent as Robert - Time Out
Tabloid Caligula
Darren Murphy