Impassioned historical production inviting you to see the underbelly of the society through the use of too "flowery language".

A slow climb before we are plunged and petrified by the harsh reality of our society.

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

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Passion and pain reflected through the use of a single a yellow condiment as one embarks on a journey of passion and suffering.

A witty, entertaining, and fast-paced story, with actors who fully embrace their respective roles.

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

Hits all the right spots and is a perfect representation of online dating for those with complex and challenging needs.

A much needed story on the intersection of disability, race, class, and the desire to live a life beyond the constraints being put on you.

A portrayal of extreme cancel culture with the potential to be a noteworthy thriller, but let down by pacing and bizarrely timed humours.

An enjoyable light-hearted story about assisted suicide, but which only managed to scratch the surface.

The endless audience choices provide a refreshing experience, but risk how deep and immersive a story might be.

An exploration into human nature However, it struggles to distinguish itself from other narratives that follow a similar formula.

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 shower of fairy tale magic for children and adults to kick start the Christmas festivities.

Perfectly balanced narrative instigating the hopefulness and significance of mankind’s journey through the eons.

A heated confrontation between two sisters that brilliantly showcases how ugly and explosive buried resentments can intensify over time.

A hilarious retelling of Diana’s story from her own perspective, sort of. It is so funny; the audience may well lose their head.

Plenty of potential, but falls short of exploring the deeper aspect of pent up feelings, and arrives at the ‘Disney’ ending all too suddenly

An exploration into multiple pertinent societal questions, but would benefit from significant refinement to deliver a more coherent and impa