"The acting is a joy to behold" - Michael Billington, The Guardian

"Classical acting with a twinkle in its eye" - Dominic Maxwell, The Times

“...Handsome, with a terrific singing voice” - Neil Bonner, The Stage

Prior to this he has just finished playing ‘George Hastings’ in the premiere of The Kissing Dance at the Jermyn Street Theatreas as well as appearing at the Donmar Warehouse in LIfe Is A Dream.

A Sneak Peak from Backstage at The Kissing Dance

“...suave travelling companion George Hastings, brilliantly played by Dylan Turner, the secret lover of Kate's friend Constance, as portrayed with aplomb by Gemma Sutton.” Official London Theatre

“The two gentlemen from London (Dylan Turner as George Hastings and Ian Virgo as Charles Marlow) are deliciously handsome and perfectly period. It is hard to fault them as they convey everything from pure love to pure, well...lust with great conviction and style.” Fringe Review

“...this is that rare beast: a genuinely intelligent musical that is performed with evident pleasure by its largely young cast”. The Guardian

“...she marshals a strong cast of 13 (who also provide their own resourceful but never intrusive musical accompaniment) with terrific brio. It is also blessed with smart, funny performances across the board...” The Stage

“A uniformly fine cast includes West End regulars David Burt and Beverley Klein as the proud Mr Hardcastle and his snobby, materialistic wife. Gina Beck and Gemma Sutton bring substance and humour to the canny characters of Kate and Constance, while Ian Virgo and Dylan Turner are effective as their male counterparts." Official London Theatre

“...also excellent work from Gina Beck and Gemma Sutton as the sisterly friends with a genuine warmth and connection as they sang and gossiped about their potential love matches, also impressively played by Ian Virgo and Dylan Turner respectively” Public Reviews

“Director Lotte Wakeham handles her vivacious ensemble cast with vim, navigating the show's circuitous story with welcome wit and self-conscious bravura... Hugely enjoyable"

4 stars, Time Out

What the papers said...

It has just been announced that Dylan will join the original cast of Rock Of Ages, Broadway’s Tony Award Nominated Musical. The show opens in London on the 27th September with previews from the end of August.

He will play the role of Joey Primo as well as understudying the two male leads

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