Spring and Port Wine

All credit to director Sally Hughes for an outstanding production....Neil Andrew is excellent as the older brother.
Shelia Tracey - The Stage

Secret Weapons

Neil Andrew’s German Soldier is a beautifully controlled performance.
Jane Delmer - Jersey Evening Post.

Family Snaps

Adam was also well played by Neil Andrew and his scenes with Carol were convincing and believable. He made a real character out of Adam, the harmless or not so harmless lout, one sees aimlessly mooching about, just out of touch with reality and still in a way streetwise….Mr Andrew’s CV indicated he is a recent addition to the acting profession, after this performance I can only say ‘watch this space’.
David Munro – Indie London

Never Ever After

Neil Andrew, as Miles, was utterly convincing in his portrayal of vulnerability; his speech, facial expressions and awkward movements never wavering.
Elaine Godden – The Kent Messenger

Andrew is very compelling to watch. He captures perfectly the child-like gullibility of his character, along with exactly the right face and hand gestures.
Susan Elkin – The Stage

Beauty and the Beast

Paul Taylor and Neil Andrew as Belle's sisters Avril and Fleur are superb in drag. Julie Watterston – The Stage