Various Shows
Info and Reviews
Little Voice
Written and directed by Jim Cartwright.
2012. The first UK Tour. Lisa U/S Beverley Callard as MARI, and plays
Raffle ticket tout Dolly as part of the ensemble cast, and also club act
Georgina Formby.
“Cartwright, directing his own work, sets the
whole piece in Mr Boo’s – so the audience enters the auditorium to
Duggie Brown’s patter, the chance to buy raffle tickets and watch a few
club acts. It worked a treat, for me. Nothing I like better than a
sing-along with a female George Formby impressionist, honest.”
The Scarborough News,
2012
Ring Around the Humber
Hull Truck 2011. Written by Nick Lane, Morgan
Sproxton, Richard Vergette, Sarah Davies.
Four one-act plays
celebrating Hull life, connecting stories from 1941 to 2013.
"Lisa Howard is impressive in one of the few developed parts, the
distraught over-possessive mother in The Storm (a nice line in
absent-minded rudeness, too)."
What's on Stage,
2011
Nab End
By William Woodruff. Adapted by Philip Goulding.
Directed by Kevin Shaw.
Premiered at Oldham Coliseum on 17th June 2010.
The stage adaption of the best selling book 'The Road to Nab End', which
tells the remarkable tale of a poverty-stricken childhood in a northern
community during the great depression. Lisa played Maggie, William
Woodruff's mother.
"...Lisa Howard is also excellent as Billy's
mother"
British
Theatre Guide
The Guardian
Beauty and the Beast
Dukes Theatre. By Kevin Dyer. Directed by Joe
Sumsion.
Williamson Park Outdoor Promenade Theatre 2008.
“Lisa Howard and
Amy Rhiannon Worth make a suitably ghastly pair of sisters.”
The
Guardian, 2008
Grimm Tales
Dukes Theatre. Written by Carol Ann Duffy.
Directed by Ian Hastings.
Williamson Park Outdoor Promenade Theatre 2003
“The Golden Goose is a classic story of the youngest son, ‘Dummling',
deemed to be stupid, who turns out to be our hero. Dummling the country
boy gets the better of both his big brothers and the scheming and
neurotic city folk, by dint of his generosity and native wit shown to
great comic effect by the versatile Lisa Howard.”
Virtual Lancaster, 2003
