Reviews

Don’t let anybody tell you that audiences have their own personalities. Last night’s audience at

Are you familiar with the question, What Would Jesus Do, or WWJD? You might think

There are some nights when all the elements come together perfectly. You might say, blending

George is a robot. That might not seem impressive however he is, in particular, a

Am I right wing? No. Am I left wing? No. I am a mongrel mix

Nothing captures the spirit of these “reverse reviews” better than the experience of last night’s

An audience that doodles together, croodles together, and that’s just what night two’s audience did

They say it only takes one bad egg to spoil the batch and that happened

We need more shows like this for kids. As Amelia Moseley, presenter of Behind The

Stop right now, thank you very much, there’s a special mindset you need to get

Let’s start by setting expectations. Homer’s Odyssey The Musical is not a musical along the

With all the conspiracies suggesting Paul McCartney is dead, John Waters’ Lennon Through A Glass

Table For Two? is an interesting mashup of ideas that is developing into an enjoyable

Build A Rocket is that worthy and important kind of theatre that reminds us of

Games by Henry Naylor is a play with a message. And that message wells up

Extinguished Things is an important reminder about the value and significance of “the mundane” in