Sits on the fence and leans too much into subtleties instead of pushing the narrative to create bigger and more emotional impact.

A perfect summertime treat. The production discovers the beauty in the madness.

Delivers more of a playful nibble than a committed bite.

A celebration and a great selection of song that pays tribute to a world class talent.

Even though it got a little gritty with some of its creative choices, it struck gold on the story.

Combats an impossible and hopeless situation with fearless resolve.

Asks bigger questions about what it means to be human than many a show ten times its scale.

Applaudable attempt at communicating scientific principles and impact, but struggles to strike a balance among educational facts, connections and emotions.

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

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.

A sparkling score, genuine heart, but in need of some hemming.

An excellent story told with ferocity and conveys the importance of unity and determination.

Though a worthwhile topic, it did not develop sufficient connections and emotions to allow the concept to stand on its own legs.

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

A warm, fuzzy and shred less marmalade-licious delight.

A crude and entertaining production that embraces all its ridiculousness.

Created with a lot of love.

Innovative production elevated by an abundance of creativity and talents.

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