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

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

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

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

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

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

A quirky and zany show with a powerful message at its core, Gamble is a piece with some big swings and a few misses.

An arresting and thought-provoking show with untapped potential.

An audacious and unsettling story that grapples to retain its focus.

An exploration into rich, pertinent topics, undermined by an abrupt ending.

Memory of a place can be intricately tied to the memory of a person

Combines chaos and sass to achieve a festive death drop.

Highlights the society's disconnection and failure to recognise the need of disadvantaged.

Lots of imagination goes into this revival of Stephen Sondheim’s ambitious musical.

Barely understandable and incredibly irreverent improvised play that will put you in the Christmas spirit.

Spectacular visuals and vocals turn hours into seconds.

Three siblings in an eerie country pub hit with a small dose of supernatural events. What can possibly go wrong?

A recognition to the severity of home abuse and how it can be impossible to escape an abusive situation.

Poetic and convoluted, difficult to distinguish the rants from the frustration.

Artfully navigating the boundaries of the supernatural, scares and comedy, but under-developed and leaving the audience feeling cheated.