A sensitive and delicately expressed story pulled in multiple directions and questionable portrayal of the scientific/medical profession.

A sit-com-esque comedy with heaps of promise and boasts a talented cast that maintains a healthy pace and momentum.

Highlights the intimacy of two men, struggles of forbidden love and challenges to balance love and duty.

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

A loveable production with the potential to become utterly swoon-worthy.

A meaningful exploration into the perception of homosexuality ad how these differ between generations.

A promising new musical that’s quintessentially British, but some ideas are left underbaked.

Intimate and full of tension.

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

Reimagines a complex story with an innovative approach to capture a musican's growth and romantic journey.

Excellent listening experience, capturing the essence of timeless melodies

A well-researched production on a tantalising subject matter. Portraying Marilyn as her signature characters rather than her authentic self.

A joyful adaptation that falls short of winning over a new legion of comedy lovers.

A fiery depiction of power dynamic between the different sex and class.

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.