Review: Threesome

A new comedic play about sacrificing your soul (and relationship) in the entertainment industry.


Review: Other

A stand up comedy double act who make you think as well as laugh, plus a quiz!


Review: Introductions

Well crafted musical rom com with a side serving of wokeism


Review: Wisard

Wizard Julian Hernandez enters your mind and rewires it while constantly tickling you. If you're lucky, he might give you a new name.


Review: The 40-Year-Old Ballerino

A funny, sobering story about overcoming addiction, toxic relationships, John Hughes tropes, and finding stability through ballet.


Review: Doughboys

'a triumph all-round'


Review: Kevin!!!!!

A wildly inventive and technically astonishing reimagining of Home Alone that blends puppetry, live foley, multimedia and theatrical wizardry.


Review: Ted Hill: Powerpoindexter

A seriously funny hour that celebrates autism by simply allowing Hill to be unapologetically himself.


Review: #Hysterical

A delightful, beautiful, wonderful, educational exploration of the historical, mainly Victorian views on sexuality and gender.


Review: Nuns!

Wacky hour of full on physical comedy


Review: Shaolin Clown

The monk clown goes off into different worlds but forgets to take us along


Review: Lil Wenker: Boyking

A magnetic performer, presiding over her court with infectious energy, impeccable comic instincts and a wonderfully malevolent glint in her eye.


Review: We Have A Dream

Scotland winning the Euros? That's nae a dream - that's delusional!


Review: Murder Games

A hidden gem, and a marriage-which-is-not-a-marriage, made in opera heaven.


Review: Cosi Fan Tutte

Here’s a great chance to see up-close and classical some stars of tomorrow.


Review: My Fair Lady

Kavanagh’s production is in every way outstanding, I’m not sure there’s been a finer – or at least more believable - My Fair Lady conceived and staged as here.


Review: Ansioliticamente Falando

An autobiographical mise-en-scène of one's own anxieties projected onto Anton Chekhov's The Seagull which embraces the larger subject of mental health in Portuguese society.


Review: Jon Bennett: AMERICAN’T

Jon Bennett is an experienced comedic storyteller. He’s toured the world and collected stories, like some people collect souvenirs. He has the knack of turning an ordinary experience into something hilarious for the audience.


Review: Uncle Vanya

An absorbing Uncle Vanya: fleet, energised, sharply-etched.


Review: Archduke

High entertainment for the theatre’s blazing midsummer.


Review: Much Ado About Nothing

Not only lands in all the right places, it fizzes perhaps more than any Much Ado I’ve seen.


Review: The Queen (WIP)

Ever-changing material [featuring] Queen Anne’s infectiously endearing antics!


Review: Organised: Crime

Got things you need cleaned up on the QT? Angela's Angels - thorough and discrete


Review: Black Comedy

A taut, first-rate revival, though with a unique virtuosity


Review: W*nkers

Purposefully created mayhem in celebration of Spring


Review: Operation Mincemeat

This is the finest new musical I’ve seen for many years. End of. The hype, the Oliviers and Tony call it right. See it.


Review: GULP!

"An expertly polished clown performance, confident and expressive through every jump, spin, fall, and crash!"


Review: All-New Nik Coppin

It could be good, it could be bad. It could be great. But either way, it will be a lot of fun.


Review: Allegra

As an example of a Peter Quilter soufflé, this is the best of his I’ve come across; and Maureen Lipman gleams with a supreme gravity-defying performance. Irresistible.


Review: Neddy Goes to Glasto

Corrina O’Beirne masters the demotic, the lyrical, the witty and metaphorical, all at once. A must-see.


Review: Flush

Timely, timeless and as real as a selfie you might wish you’d never taken when you look again. 80 minutes blink by, but you won’t miss it. Stunning.


Review: Kinder

Do see this aching, poignant and very funny rite of passages when it lands.