What If They Ate the Baby? could be seen as a slow-burn to start, but for those willing to engage with its layered storytelling, it offers a darkly compelling experience.

Razor sharp humour with explosive and intellectually threatening monologues […] create a pressure cooker of a play.

Using a combination of dance, music, and multi-media, the narrative recreated is unique, wildly original and extremely moving.

Reliance on projections and constant impression of something more on the horizon, this show is simply disappointing.

Cry Baby is a high-energy, hilarious, and heartwarming production that showcases some excellent emerging talent. The dynamic cast delivered this brillaint material, making this show an joy-ride of an evening.

What could easily have been “The Importance of Being Earnest with a twist” is elevated to a higher comedic level as immersive theatre is taken up a gear and the stakes of what live theatre can be are raised.

Punch is a timely and important reflection of justice, consequence and the path to finding redemption as characters strive to make the best out of a truly tragic circumstance.

While 12 deserves recognition for tackling an important subject, a more subtle and refined approach would have allowed for a nuanced and relatable exploration of OCD.

Based on the true story of students in Munich distributing a pamphlet to expose Hitler's lies, this musical has a lot of emotional weight at a particularly poignant time. Unfortunately, White Rose is in dire need of development before it should be considered ready for distribution.