Actress, comedian and musician, Riki Lindhome brings her new musical comedy, Dead Inside, to the London stage

Thoughtful, emotionally resonant and a reminder of how imaginative community theatre can be.

Lost in a deadlock amongst classism, desire and reality, but no real end game.

Offers genuine moments of reflection and engages with a range of complex themes.

Promising new theatre production that depicts the many facets of Edgar Allan Poe.

Just like a ballad, this musical will continue to evolve and pass into legend.

Emotionally engaging and haunting in all the right ways.

An interesting spin on a classic tale, a proper family musical that leaves you smiling.

Rough around the edges, but still plenty of fun if you succumb to its mayhem.

Chock full of imagination and immerses the audience in the Christmas spirit.

A crude and entertaining production that embraces all its ridiculousness.

Rodliffe oozes with charisma in a tit for tat war against her financial challenges.

Conveys ample satisfaction within an imperfect system.

A celebration of new lifes and parental evolution.

Paints a vivid picture depicting the messiness of motherhood.

The show may be about love, but this is unfortunately just a one-night stand.

Forget Hercules, this is the zero to hero story to tell.

Provides answers to what we were thinking and solutions to what we weren’t thinking.

Vibrant, bold and a heartfelt attempt to reflect the complexities of young lives today.

Poignant and satisfying soap opera, painting a vivid picture of a dysfunctional family.