A selection of extracts from press reviews for Jane Huxley.

"Jane plays Rebecca with heartbreaking finesse." Worthing Herald. Ashes to Ashes - 1st March 2007

"Jane Huxley as Sarah turns in a very finely-tuned performance, sometimes sexy and strong, sometimes desperate, sad and vulnerable. And my goodness does she pay attention to detail: the little adjustment of the hair or dress, the dusting off of specks on the stockinged leg..." West Sussex Gazette. The Lover - 20th January 2005

"The performances by David Stephens, Emily Isham, Jane Huxley and Saul Ware were sharply observed with incisive delivery and superb pace." Worthing Herald. Life x 3 - August 2003

"Jane Huxley was excellent as Emma." Woking Review. Betrayal - September 2000

"In On The Act consists of two talented women, Jane Huxley and Victoria Banks. They capture the period with authenticity and a mixture of comedy, pathos and nostalgia." Worthing Herald. A Day to Remember - May 1995

"Childie McNaught well defined by Jane Huxley." Worthing Herald. The Killing of Sister George - November 1993

"From mad old ladies to young cockney prostitutes, Jane Huxley can tackle anything and everything." Worthing Herald. Sequence of Events - March 1990

"Jane Huxley was a delight as the gentle Louisa." West Sussex Gazette. Ladies in Retirement - November 1989

"Jane Huxley, as Louisa, made the most of a golden opportunity." Worthing Herald. Ladies in Retirement - November 1989

"Jane Huxley was convincingly downtrodden as the daughter." Worthing Herald. Separate Tables - March 1989

"As Devlin, Saul gives an intelligent, rational performance with exactly the right weight given to every beat." Worthing Herald. Ashes to Ashes - 1st March 2007

"Saul Ware played the husband with fluid elegance, combining charm and menace in an irresistible cocktail." Worthing Herald. The Lover - 19th January 2005

"The performances by David Stephens, Emily Isham, Jane Huxley and Saul Ware were sharply observed with incisive delivery and superb pace." Worthing Herald. Life x 3 - August 2003

"John Griffiths, Gill Etter and Saul Ware each gave matchless performances, immaculately timed, word perfect. The characterisation and accents were superb." West Sussex Gazette. Faith Healer - June 2003

"Saul Ware impressed as Mr Frank." Worthing Herald. Dreams of Anne Frank - April 2002

"Saul Ware is convincing both as an Irish hangman and the Scottish major who tries to stop the play." The Portsmouth News. Our Country's Good - February 2000

"Saul Ware was sublime as Reader and four other parts too." West Sussex Gazette. Writer's Cramp - December 1999

"Saul Ware's performance as Salieri is stunning." The Portsmouth News. Amadeus - January 1996