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Caroline Quentin

September 2023

  • Esh Alladi as Pipli and Giles Cooper as Herbert Pocket in Great Expectations.

    The week in theatre: Great Expectations; Infamous; That Face – review

  • Caroline Quentin (left) and Rose Quentin in Infamous.

    Infamous review – Caroline and Rose Quentin share Emma Hamilton’s scandal

November 2022

  • Caroline Quentin as Kitty Warren in Mrs Warren’s Profession at Theatre Royal, Bath

    Mrs Warren’s Profession review – Caroline Quentin’s bewitching madam

    George Bernard Shaw’s discomfiting play finds a commanding lead in Quentin, playing alongside her real-life daughter Rose

July 2022

  • John Heffernan and Katherine Parkinson in Much Ado About Nothing at the National.

    The week in theatre: Much Ado About Nothing; Jack Absolute Flies Again; Crazy for You

  • Carry On, Sheridan … (from left) Caroline Quentin as Mrs Malaprop, Peter Forbes as Sir Anthony Absolute, Laurie Davidson as Jack and Natalie Simpson as Lydia Languish in Jack Absolute Flies Again.

    Jack Absolute Flies Again review – wartime comedy of manners fails to take off

January 2021

  • Caroline Quentin at home in Devon

    Caroline Quentin on phone hacking and therapy: ‘I’m not dragging a carcass of misery’

    The actor discusses how privacy violations affected her whole family – and what it was like to be at the centre of a Strictly storm

April 2020

  • Alan Davies as Jonathan Creek and Caroline Quentin as Maddy Magellan.

    Lockdown culture
    My top tip for coping with coronavirus anxiety? Watch Jonathan Creek

    Alan Davies’s self-assured amateur sleuth and Caroline Quentin’s feminist writer take us back to a happy golden age of bad haircuts, landlines and denim

June 2019

  • Men Behaving Badly

    Jump the shark
    Men Behaving Badly: how Tony’s betrayal killed the flatshare bromance

    While Gary was away, his best mate and his girlfriend became a bit too close. From then on, the show had lost its laddish camaraderie

July 2018

  • ‘Warbles and whoopses’: Me and My Girl at Chichester’s Festival theatre.

    The week in theatre: Me and My Girl; Dusty review – daft, delicious and irresistible

    Timeworn tropes prove irresistible as Chichester does the Lambeth Walk, while Katherine Kingsley’s singing overcomes a galumphing script in Dusty

March 2017

  • Mark Addy ‘struts flamboyantly’ as Sir John Hotham in The Hypocrite.

    The Hypocrite review – hard-work humour from Richard Bean

    Mark Addy and Caroline Quentin star in Richard Bean’s gag-heavy satirical tale of a 17th-century city governor navigating the outbreak of civil war

February 2015

  • Caroline Quentin as Fanny Hill at Bristol Old Vic

    The Life and Times of Fanny Hill review – Caroline Quentin is a wry delight

    April de Angelis cleverly reinvents this novel of male wish-fulfilment to offer bawdy fun in which women attempt to seize control of their own stories

January 2015

  • Chris Elliott

    Open door
    The readers’ editor on … unthinkingly sexist descriptions of women

    Chris Elliott
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    Caroline Quentin: ‘As the years go by, I enjoy my sexuality more’

February 2014

  • Caroline Quentin

    My family values
    Caroline Quentin: My family values

    The actor talks about growing up in a chaotic but loving family with a bipolar mother, how she didn't see her dad after her parents divorced when she was 12 and why she wants to give her children a sense of security. Interview by Nick McGrath

January 2014

  • Silent Witness

    TV review
    Silent Witness; Restoration Home – One Year On – TV review

    John Crace: We deserve more than to see the flabby, predictable mess that this programme has become

June 2013

  • relative values bremner

    Relative Values – review

    Trevor Nunn's maintains a balance of feeling and fun in Noël Coward's class comedy, writes Clare Brennan

January 2012

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    Portrait of the artist
    Portrait of the artist: Caroline Quentin, actor

    'I could name on one hand the things I've done that are OK. The rest are rubbish'

July 2011

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    This much I know
    This much I know: Caroline Quentin

    The 51-year-old actor on big hands and working-mum roles

May 2011

  • What I see in the mirror: Caroline Quentin

    What I see in the mirror
    What I see in the mirror: Caroline Quentin

    'I'm five foot three, a size 12-14 on my bottom half and a size 18 on my top half'

March 2011

  • Agony & Ecstasy: A Year With English National Ballet

    TV review
    TV review: Agony & Ecstasy: A Year With English National Ballet; Caroline Quentin: A Passage Through India; Horizon: Predators in Your Backyard

    Agony & Ecstasy is basically Pineapple Dance Studios for posh people. I'm hooked
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