Peter McGovern : Actor, Voiceover, Coach

REVIEWS

Operation Mincemeat
Fortune Theatre
West End

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London Theatre

Peter McGovern as Charles is endearing, accessibly vulnerable and showcases stellar vocals.

Musical Theatre Review

One of the highlights of the production is the relationship created onstage between Monty and Charles, a role which Peter McGovern seems born to play.

West End Wilma

Peter McGovern’s hapless Charles Cholmondeley is the ultimate underdog you can’t help but root for, and his delivery of Dead in the Water is both hilarious and unexpectedly touching.

West End Best Friend

Peter McGovern is brilliant as Charles Cholmondeley, winning the audience’s affection with his bashful demeanour and hilarious anecdotes from his youth.

Everything Theatre

A real highlight for me is McGovern as Charlie. A truly lovable and geeky bug boy, his comedic timing... is impeccable, whilst he also possesses the ability to effortlessly tug at the audience’s heartstrings.

Sounds & Stage

Peter McGovern delivers a talented performance as the lovable, nerdy and nervous MI5 agent Charles Cholmondeley... he seamlessly flips into entirely different roles, showcasing astonishing range.

Henry Longstaff

McGovern is a scene stealer as Charles...

He houses the non-stop anxiety of the character beautifully and allows it to burst out in comedic and heart-warming ways - a proper talent.

Musical Theatre Musings

Peter McGovern as Charles was brilliantly blustering and bumbling but despite this exuded a warmth that you couldn’t help but root for.

Comedy About A Bank Robbery
Criterion Theatre
West End

Warren Slax 2 - The Comedy About A Bank Robbery - Mischief Comedy 2018 - photo by Robert

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The Theatre Hub

Standout performances on the evening were Peter McGovern as 60 year old intern Warren Slax. His attention to detail and incredibly timed comedic points worked wonderfully in the show. His character is the guy you're rooting for throughout the piece and Peter plays this very well.

Theatre Bubble

Peter McGovern's wall-based capers are a masterclass in farcical comedy...

Love's Labour's Lost
Royal Shakespeare Company
Stratford Upon Avon & Theatre Royal Haymarket, West End

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Daily Telegraph

John Hodgkinson and Peter McGovern are a delight as pompous Spaniard Don Armado and pert serving boy Moth.

Whatsonstage

I particularly warmed to the cheekily winning performance of Peter McGovern as Moth. It is not often this character gets a chance to steal the show but McGovern manages it.

Broadway World

Outstanding performances come from John Hodgkinson and Peter McGovern. Their earnest and enthusiastic portrayals of these ridiculous characters are joyous. Peter McGovern sings beautifully.