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

A witty dark comedy with too much violence and not enough tension.

Filled with infectious energy and a whirlwind of character sketches.

A celebration of new lifes and parental evolution.

Bold, joyfully chaotic, and full of surprises. Don’t just run, leap to it.

An absolute gem, simultaneously stimulating and entertaining.

Never judge a book by its cover, or a person by a video clip.

Upbeat, positive, funny and shows a musical can come in any shape or form.

Despite a strong premise, it is hindered by an underdeveloped narrative and characters that are difficult to sympathise or empathise with.

Delivers on passion, polish and showcases an unbelievably impressive group of talented young people.

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

Lost in a swirling vortex of stereotype bigotry and prejudice.

Fantastically fun and energetic tribute to the absurdity that is the First World War.

A hilarious play that will make you wish for a time turner of your own to relive the experience.

Join Annie Londonderry on a perfect and unparalleled rollercoaster of a journey across the world.

Multi-layered depiction of freedom and that independence is not granted, but achieved through one's own resolves and realisations.

This play highlights the depth of pain caused by a blanket ban on abortion that lurks beyond the calm ripples of the Malta sea.

A powerful reminder that there is still much to do to better basic human rights and respects in our society.

A clickbait title and a storyline that is full of potential, but just like alternative facts, this production has no leg to stand on.

A hilarious, cleverly constructed and highly engaging production, but which has surprisingly little to do with The Canterville Ghost.