Curtain Call hits the stage with this iconic, sexy, laugh-out-loud love story. Robbie and Julia: destined to be together. There’s just the small matter of their fiancés… Chaos strikes the altar in this hilariously messy romcom.

A comedic telling about the catastrophic future awaiting us.

Wish You Were Dead is the sixth instalment of Peter James’ acclaimed crime novel series to be adapted for the stage and continues Detective Superintendent Roy Grace’s story.

One-woman show about the moments we fixate on. Can we separate fantasy from reality? Should we even try when our fantasies are so much more exciting?

We're planning on heading up to review at Edinburgh Festival Fringe, but as it's the largest arts festival in the world – we can't do it alone.

This autobiographical one-woman show takes you back to the first-ever strip club of post-Soviet Estonia in the 90s and tells you about the struggles of growing up under the male gaze.

A review of a lecture on Worcester’s Lost Theatre: The Story of the Worcester Theatre Royal by Suz Winspear

Gigi gives a four star review to ‘Unicorn’ at the Arcola Theatre’s Studio 2, directed by the fantastic Tom Brennan and performed by the magical Alice Lamb.

Jarred and Hobbit are back with an all-new action-packed beatboxing and comedy hoopla!

Comedian Joe McTernan will bring his exciting, high-energy debut show to this year’s Edinburgh Fringe.

A micro mental health case study, Christie Peto’s new comedy explores inner strength, fear, and whether we’re more worthy than everyday household objects.

The Sewage is a piece of slapstick comedy I did not expect to enjoy as much as I did. It’s like a strange fever dream in the best way!