A one-woman show tells the audience a story about the implications of a world in which technology can pre-empt our decisions based on our digital fingerprint.

I am in awe at the unapologetically funny Nina Conti.

A group of writers are commissioned to aid with the staging of the 1969 moon landing.

Satirically funny

A gory tale told by the kitchen boy, brought to life with the aid of vegetables. A great show for children and adults alike!

A comedy-sketch show that, for me, lacked comedic value.

Perfect Arc/Absolute Chaos. A phrase mentioned at the start of the show, and it describes it perfectly. This show is mad. Absolutely bonkers. Surreal. Abstract, and many other synonyms for just plain barmy!

This version of Romeo and Juliet was reimagined with a modern twist, telling the well-known story from the view of an outsider who saw it all.

This is a show about a clown. No, it's not just a show about a clown – it's the best show about a clown because (SPOILER) it doesn't contain the use of any unicycles or impractically small vehicles...

People never change, not really, and over the past 175 years can we say that we've learned from our mistakes? Perhaps, we've certainly changed as individuals, but as a species?

Absolutely hilarious cathartic post-coital confessions by the best comedienne I've seen so far.

Hit or miss? Definitely a miss.