The Reckoning – BBC iPlayer
A Critical Stage – by Gareth Armstrong
“The absolute highlight of the production was Barbara Wilshere. Her presence was like a breath of fresh air… The argument, wherein her character Gwen, an aging but persistently graceful actress, is the best scene in the play.”
https://www.theunderstudy.co.uk/2023/06/review-critical-stage-theatre-at-tabard.html
A Critical Stage – by Gareth Armstrong
“Gwen, played magnificently by Barbara Wilshere, gives a consummate performance as she sustains her strong role as a long term, long suffering friend of Agate despite being slated by him in a ‘Sunday Times’ review about her role as Lady Macbeth.”
https://www.theunderstudy.co.uk/2023/06/review-critical-stage-theatre-at-tabard.html
A Murder Is Announced – by Agatha Christie
“Barbara Wilshere… follows Lunney’s direction well – to maintain the pacing of the piece but also feel entirely authentic and in complete control of the situations.”
A Murder Is Announced – by Agatha Christie
“The talented cast of familiar TV faces maintains the illusion superbly – with Barbara Wilshere (The Lakes) in fine form.”
https://www.rhiwbina.info/review-a-murder-is-announced-classic-christie-expertly-staged/
Six Acts Of Love – by Ioanna Anderson
“But for Katherine herself, in a glowing performance by Barbara Wilshere in Andy Arnold’s production, ….”
Mark Fisher – The Guardian
Six Acts Of Love – by Ioanna Anderson
“…with Una McLean, as Dorothy, heartbreaking as a life brought low by the wretchedness of senility and Barbara Wilshere giving a really great understated performance as the middle-aged daughter caught in the no man’s land between youth and old age — her husband gone, her four fine sons all grown up — this is, in every sense, a class act.”
Robert Dawson Scott in The Times
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/six-acts-of-love-at-tron-glasgow-8zcrp3f7l5f
