Emotional and captivating whilst being an important and accessible oral history archive. It explores intensely individual and personal stories whilst also commenting on our diverse and wonderful 21st-century society.

The show is moving, emotional, tear-inducing and gripping from start to finish. Go see it.

It is a wizarding-world extravaganza, flourished with unforgivable curses, witty humour and muggle-worthy entertainment. A must see for Harry Potter fans. 

Incoherant and confused, ultimately Alackadaddy failed to deliver and masked Cornwell's usual brilliance.

A show that shares that it’s ok to change your mind as many times as you want. Raw, emotional yet funny and comedic, Dinerman invites you into her life story and rollercoaster journey to where she is now, a natural stand-up comedian.

It is energetic, electric, empathetic, explorative and fronted by an incredible vocalist, talented actor and rock performer.

A review of the Christian Dior: Designer of Dreams exhibition at the V&A museum for my Silver Arts Award.

A show with a message, but it gets lost in transmission

Classic comedy, original writing and talented people: a very amusing night out.

Shit, a performance created by MILKE and Dee & Cornelius, tells the story of Billy, Bobby and Sam. This production examines misogyny in a heartbreaking and provocative way.

Dancing in the Moonlight, it’s caught me in its spotlight. Miles Mlambo and Chris Gates do Phil Lynott proud with this one-man production.

An inventive show using the words of Shakespeare to explore the relationship of an imprisoned pair.