Possibly the most unhinged toilet in history.

Unforgettable. It looks past the disease and focus on the man and the life he had.

With the spoken dialogues doing just enough to convey a basic story, the choreography does the bulk of the heavy lifting.

Raunchy, fully of smut, and a well lubricated show with a climatic finish.

Unapologetic and unafraid to show the harsh reality of what life could be like.

A collision of art, science and detection. A true pursuit for passion.

Unapologetically and boldly points out the uneven power dynamics between men and women. A chilling and deeply thought provoking experience.

There are no words that can describe how rowdy, obscene, chaotic and jaw droppingly hilarious this is.

An eye-opening experience that highlights the importance of the spiritual aspect of yoga and exposes the hypocrisy of a multi-billion industry.

Packed with heart and shines a light on a topic that is too often ignored.

Embeds the most fascinating tales in everyday life.

Challenges the very foundation of morality and legality, standing on the intersection of emotions and principles.

What a journey this is. A raw and personal story that must be heard and amplified.

For all the sharpness of weaponry available to the characters, this revival lacks a certain keen edge.

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

Spins a journey of discovery for one, and a cautionary tale of catfishing for everybody else.

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.

Emotionally engaging and haunting in all the right ways.

A phenomenal story featuring a gut-wrenching performance by Ollie Maddigan, the Olive Boy is a sensational journey to mask, accept and overcome grief.