Riotously funny, surprisingly tender, and an utterly delightful watch that certainly makes the grade.

A fiery depiction of power dynamic between the different sex and class.

Marie Curie's legacy shines brightly and throughly etched into the periodic table and the hearts of aspiring scientists.

Effective, engaging and turning discomfort into humour.

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.

Shaun Nolan, writer and actor for Party Baggage talk to us about his creative journey and inspirations behind his new show.

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.