Goldfish
“A unique theatrical play which is deeply moving and visually stunning and will have a very bright future. “
Big Love
“a gloriously chaotic celebration of love, laughter and the songs that touch the heart”
Memoriam
“potential for a brilliant play here, but it needs a serious trim to bring the central story back into focus”
Tell Me Straight
“hoping the venue manages to limp along or even do better until their new management is in place Spring 2027.”
The Other Room
“ A tender, funny and heartbreaking reminder that even in the shadow of death, life — and the possibility of new beginnings — must go on.
Dog Mom
“While some aspects of the technical staging and lead performance could be more polished, Dog Mom remains an enjoyable and emotionally engaging production, particularly for anyone who has ever loved a dog.”
God Save Us!
“Divine mischief, Machiavellian monks and a heavenly dose of British absurdity — a promising comedy with plenty of potential.”
What the Animals Say
“Stylish, witty, provocative, and like two boxers in the ring it never lets up. All credit to Harry Burton as Director who has honed this piece into a tight exciting evening at the theatre. And above all his two actors, Matthew Blaney and Robbie Martin are superb.”
My name is Rachel Corrie
“Cassie Bradley provided a first-class performance. When she cried you recognised the authenticity of her tears, when she was angry it was difficult to believe that she was just acting. It is a big part in every respect and she fills it potently and forcefully and draws the audience in”
LOOK UP AT THE STARS
“This show about fame and remembrance, is an absolute class act in every respect. Performer, Jessica Martin and writer, Stephen Wyatt meld to produce a beautiful show which richly deserves a place in the West End. I loved it, was touched by it and look forward to its onward journey.”