Intriguing concept hampered by a lack of progression and emotional engagement.

A meaningful story diminished by some curious creative decisions.

Innovative fusion of ancient and modern elements, veering into convolution and disjointedness.

What starts as a trailblazing piece of theatre gradually runs out of steam.

Wows the audiences with its grandeur and reigniting the nostalgia of long-term fans.

Entertaining and unique, but doesn’t quite live up to the lofty promises of its promotion — or the weight of its star’s talents.

Strikes perfect equilibrium between humour and raw emotions, shedding a small glimpse into public toilet confessions.

An exhilarating expedition through the intricacies of love and self-discovery within the digital realm.

An unmissable, unhinged, one-of-kind piece of theatre that I couldn’t love more.

Make you leave the theatre with a renewed sense of joy and optimism

Admirable attempt to a challenging show requiring a more fine-tuned balance between classical and contemporary music.

A passionate performance that slightly misses the mark of what could have been a hidden gem.

An entertaining exposé of a version of Hollywood which, we hope, will be left in the past.

An eloquent and thought-provoking exploration of man’s frustration, joy and compassion.

A fantastic staged concert limited by its narrow scope and over reliance on nostalgia.

A twisted comic caper that isn’t afraid to boldly interrogate the treatment of disabled people in Britain.

Leaves a lasting impression through a whirlwind of laughter, chaos, and emotional resonance.

An absurdly brilliant feast for the eyes and ears. Who knew a sad clown could be so much fun!

A spectacle and perfect blend of art forms, simultaneously offering quirkiness, serenity and passion.

A poignant exploration of self-acceptance amid adversity, crackling with emotional intensity.