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The three plays running in rep at the Grosvenor House Open Air Theatre have only 10 days or so left. The Borrowers, Twelfth Night and Henry V all end their runs around 25th August. Get the last tickets here.  

Best of all is Joseph Millson as Henry. At once contemplative and commanding, he combines much of both Branagh's and Olivier's approaches, as he struggles to reconcile the public and private faces of the king. Sunday Express

Millson makes for a statesman-like Henry, delivering his speeches with gravitas. The Stage

It is press night for Henry V this evening at the Grosvenor Park Open Air Theatre in Chester, with Joseph in the lead role. Earlier today, The Borrowers had their press 'night', with Joseph Millson as Oliver Overmantle. A couple of reviews have been sneaked online early, but both plays as well as Twelfth Night are running until August 25th. Tickets via this link.

Keith?, currently running at the Arcola Theatre until March 9th, has been receiving great reviews, with particular mention for Joseph's performance(s). Read the full reviews via the links below.

With dialogue being pure dynamite, the cast brings it to life without a single dull moment. Sara Powell is the explosive, quick-tempered mother Veena, Natalie Klamar is a brilliantly hysterical millennial daughter and Joseph Millson is hilarious in both his South-African and Serbian versions. Litro

A few reviews for All The Devil's Men - now available to stream online - have been shared online. It's fair to say that some of the reviews have been mixed, however Joseph Millson as Deighton has had some kind comments posted about his performance in the film.

Some of the slack is taken up by the supporting players, with Fichtner, Akkinaghbe and particularly Milson giving credible performances. Hollywood Reporter

They track their rogue via his one known acquaintance, Deighton (Joseph Millson of TV’s “The Last Kingdom,” impressive in this part). Roger's Movie Nation

Action thriller All The Devil's Men has its digital release today in the UK! Find it on iTunes and Amazon Prime Video. The region 2 DVD will be released on January 14th 2019. US fans have been able to see the film in theatres, and can also stream the digital version from December 7th 2018.