The Night Larry Kramer Kissed Me
“ The success of this powerful one man play could only be guaranteed by the calibre of performer found to fill the central role, and in Gabriel Clark they have found a young actor clearly at the peak of his powers. “
Learning How To Dive
“ As heartbreaking as it is charming, Learning How To Dive is a reminder of how years of discrimination effected a whole generation of closeted gay men whilst offering a seldom seen lens through which to view it’s story. “
The BBC’s First Homosexual
“ A beautifully conceived play that is as entertaining as it is informative. What it lacks in physical set design it more than makes up for with the superb performances from an exceptionally talented cast. “
My Life With Kenneth Williams
“ David Benson effortlessly manages to capture every nuance of this larger than life character, the flaring nostrils and unmistakeable camp asides bringing Williams vividly back to life. “
Already Perfect
“Whether Already Perfect will get the opportunity to transfer from this fringe venue to a West End stage remains to be seen, but from what I saw tonight it is more than ready should such an opportunity arise.”
Van Morrison Alumni Band
“In an age where groups seem on the brink of being replaced by Ai generated music, it was a real treat to see a band of seasoned musicians, all of the highest calibre, perform live with such passion and tight precision.”
Snow White
“ The annual pilgrimage to the TuckShop Panto has become a Christmas tradition, with Kate Butch, Kyran Thrax and Yshee Black delivering comedic chaos alongside the usual top-quality ad-libs. “
Daniel’s Husband
Impeccable performances from an incredible cast ensure that you’ll still be thinking about Michael McKeever’s emotionally charged play long after you leave the theatre.
The Fit Prince
The Fit Prince is very funny and highly enjoyable, proving Linus Karp and Joseph Martin still have the ability to surprise, delight, innovate and entertain with this, their fourth original show.
Beauty And The Beast: a Horny Love Story
“ Mix a familiar fairy tale with the camp excess of pantomime, sprinkle liberally with adult humour, add an incredible cast, some gorgeous sets and a few sassy songs and you’ve got yourself an unmissable festive night of fun! “