Genre: Mainstream Theatre 0

Review: A Little Princess

Gorgeous and magical, a love letter to childhood - and fatherhood

Published by Andrew Allen

Review: Elephant Man

Impressive telling of a familar tale from a talented company

Published by Andrew Allen

Review: How to Start a Riot

A stunning piece of physical and verbatim theatre about the London riots

Published by Jess Duxbury

Review: Piatto Finale

An enjoyably flawed romp of a melodramatic spy story.

Published by Richard T. Watson

Review: Am I Good, Friend?

A zany comedy from a talented newcomer is a potent blend of physical comedy and philosophy

Published by Amy Maynard

Review: The Half

To act or not to act…can I act?

Published by Prerna Ashok

Review: Scaramouche Jones

Real, powerful and darkly funny!

Published by Corinna Di Niro

Review: His Ghostly Heart

Sitting in the shadows of love.

Published by Pru Axon

Review: Love Child by Joanna Murray-Smith

Two women search for companionship and common ground in this poignant, dramatic play with an astounding twist that will leave you speechless

Published by Prerna Ashok

Review: Jane Austen is Dead

There is a little Jane Austen in all of us

Published by Prerna Ashok

Review: Shadows of Angels

A raw narration of life in the slums for women in 1920s Australia.

Published by Prerna Ashok

Review: Imperial Fizz

Happy Hour has never been so sophisticated, witty and effusive

Published by Prerna Ashok

Review: Autobahn

Buckle up—the road of life just got bumpy.

Published by Pru Axon

Review: Blind Tasting

A unique blend that is delicately flavoured with humour, nostalgia, whimsy and heartbreak with a bold finish and satisfied palate

Published by Prerna Ashok

Review: The 1/4 Pounding

We are the generation of choice, but sometimes life has a funny way of choosing for you

Published by Prerna Ashok

Review: Misery

An appropriately eerie re-telling of Stephen King’s tale of obsession

Published by Amy Maynard

Review: Driving Miss Daisy

A successful adaptation of the Pulitzer-winning play about the friendship between the stubborn Miss Daisy and her loyal driver Hoke.

Published by Amy Maynard

Review: A Donkey and a Parrot

A young girl narrates her ancestors’ swashbuckling adventures with gusto and pride

Published by Prerna Ashok

Review: Roar

Roar of the common (wo)man against the establishment

Published by Tim Wilcock

Review: The Wheel

A solid ensemble and Harris' vividly poetic script make this production a worthy watch

Published by DS

Review: Llwyth (Tribe)

A first-rate piece of new writing

Published by DS

Review: Coffin Up

A lack of death gives life to this fast-paced comedy.

Published by Andrew Allen

Review: Sweet Heart

Emotive and elegant writing from Helen Nelder. Sweet Heart is acted beautifully and should be seen by anyone with a heart.

Published by Richard Staplehurst

Review: Faulty Towers: The Dining Experience

'Join Basil, Sybil and Manuel for dinner in a show which towers over all other theatre dining experiances'

Published by Richard Staplehurst

Review: The Rotten Wedding

There is nothing rotten here, just fresh comedy and ripe theatrical goodness.

Published by Richard Staplehurst

Review: Over My Dead Body

How to commit the perfect murder…

Published by Prerna Ashok

Review: Tape

Secrets and conflicts from the past haunt three high school friends in a motel room

Published by Prerna Ashok

Review: Where The Solitary Eagle Flies

Exceptional performances combined with accomplished direction of a piece of new writing.

Published by Lizzie Edmonds

Review: Djupid (The Deep)

A stirringly poetic script with a moving and highly accomplished performance by Brennan.

Published by Phoebe Ladenburg

Review: Pip Utton is Charles Dickens

Another insightful and authentic one-man triumph from Pip Utton.

Published by Katy Schutte

Review: Bright is the Ring of Words

Bitingly real, powerful theatre revealing the tragic comedy that is life.

Published by Phoebe Ladenburg

Review: Caledonia

Greed, corruption and hubris brings a country to its knees

Published by Tim Wilcock

Review: Wonderland

"A very high quality production, full of wit, magical weaving of fantasy and reality,"

Published by Paul Levy

Review: Animal Farm

Comic, clever and poignant: Masterson is one of a kind

Published by Phoebe Ladenburg

Review: Women Laughing

A good production of Michael Wall’s classic psychological piece.

Published by Lizzie Edmonds

Review: Doctor Faustus

A highly engaging piece of student theatre; the Cambridge University ADC are confident and accomplished.

Published by Phoebe Ladenburg

Review: Hot Mess

A thoroughly entertaining play featuring exciting new writing by Ella Hickson

Published by Phoebe Ladenburg

Review: I, Elizabeth

A well-written successfully performed one-woman show.

Published by Phoebe Ladenburg