This is the 'What's On Stage' theatre magazine that is only available in theatre's or online as an E-Magazine HERE

There is a lovely article on Orlando starting on page 36 through to page 38 in both the printed and E-version...

These are scans from The Ambassador Theatre Group - 'Magazine' Summer 2007, which is a magazine that you can pick up free of charge at The Duke Of York's Theatre, London or at any other ATG theatre.



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Issue 15 of Theatre Record features Orlando on the cover; it features information and reviews of plays that opened in the last half of July. (It's a biweekly publication, available by subscription and back issues.)

Here is the cover:


And the link:
http://www.theatrerecord.org/issue15_2007/cover15-2007.html

with this review in "Prompt Record", that you can click on top of the right:
In a perverse way, what is impressive about Orlando Bloom is precisely how little he does: the fact is that the star name on which the production is sold is perfectly happy to just stand there much of the time. He performs with an admirable self-effacement that is entirely faithful to his character. But then, if the entire production had taken that tone, it would probably have felt dwarfed even in what by West End standards is a comparatively small venue, and its presence in the West End would be even more of a mystery than it currently is to many. Perhaps I was just lucky to make the play's acquaintance in a studio venue, and perhaps Bloom should have allowed himself to be enticed into a more intimate space like the Almeida for his stage debut if it was to be in this kind of piece.