Now You See Me Live
“ A theatrical event for the whole family and the young at heart, the performers in this show are living proof that the future of magic and the art of illusion is in very capable hands. “
Tchaikovsky-Child Of Glass
“ Tchaikovsky: Child Of Glass packs a lot of information into its 1hr 50min runtime, but it remains as entertaining as it is moving, the queer inspiration behind some of the composers most popular work being a true revelation. “
The Jonathan Larson Project
"There is a five star show struggling to get out, but some technical issues means the only way to experience all this production has to offer is by sitting front and centre to the thrust stage."
End Of The Rainbow
“ an impressive, funny, moving tribute to one of Hollywoods greatest stars. Throughly entertaining whilst still able to shine a light on the tragedy of addiction, the dark side of celebrity and the debilitating effects of insecurity.
Something Clean
“ Something Clean is a complex but exceptionally well written play that systematically exposes its characters deeper truths as it explores the complexities of human frailty when coping with unexpected and uninvited trauma. ”
Walking Each Other Home
“ Christopher Poke’s portrayal of a father with dementia quickly becomes the show’s greatest strength, being played with a lightness of touch that often elevates a play struggling to find its stride. “
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. “
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. “