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This two-hander is all too preoccupied with the past rather than the present relationship between the characters.

A show that offers the everyman’s view on feminism but doesn’t offer anything of considerable worth to the discussion.

An impressive show, but a thorough tightening of the plot is required.

A worthy venue for LGBT writing, sadly this play doesn’t live up to its engaging set up.

A compelling basis for a story, sadly this globetrotting play is a little half-baked and a lot preachy.

Some incredible turns overcome a few over-egged elements of the adaptation.

Julius Caesar is a difficult play to unlock, and this production unfortunately had some wasted opportunities.

We are in expert hands with actor William McGeough; he delivers these four monologues with warmth and individuality.

A missed opportunity that fails to capitalise on a rich subject matter and deep pool of talent.

More of a documentary than a play, Little Revolution is interesting in parts but not all that penetrating.