Despite it's necessary serious approach to the subject matter, the show is unnervingly funny with Ibraheem’s […] highly focused performance which articulates an argument around obsession and what living in war torn conditions can do to a person.

The writing by Nick Payne stifles them in euphanism leading the audience to figure out a lot of the subtext which ends up being not that much.

Directory Patrick Marber has injected a breath of fresh air into the material with this dazzling production, utililizng the intimate Menier Chocolate Factory space to highlight and magnify comedic moments through demonstratration of a clear love and appreciation for the text.

The Last Laugh is a beautifully British celebration of the golden age of comedy. With a killer script and hugely impressive performances, the show nostalgically emulates some of the all time comedy greats in a masterful way which Bob, Eric and Tommy themselves would have been proud of.

Fused with rap, R&B and gospel tones, this brand-new adaptation is Shakespeare's greatest - the love story of two star crossed lovers from rival houses who will stop at nothing to be together.

If you're a fan of 90s music and cult classics, Cruel Intentions is a fun, nostalgia-filled trip down memory lane. However, for those seeking a polished and well-developed musical experience, it sadly leaves much to be desired.

The energy in the room was positively palpable, as we were treated to an exclusive look at this epic story by Cheeyang Ng & Eric Sorrels.

From the moment the curtain opens there is music, laughter and lots of pink confetti falling from the sky, none of which falters throughout the performance. It maintains a high energy, free spirited and unique take on a classic comedy.

Here You Come Again is more than a celebration of Dolly Parton’s music; it is a heartfelt exploration of confidence, self-acceptance, and the power of music to heal.