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A well written, immaculately acted drama that deals with a disturbing subject matter. Energetic direction.

Sket is an exceptionally well written, smart piece of theatre that made me laugh out loud and nearly brought me to tears. I will be first in line to get tickets for Maya Sondhi’s next play; get out my way.

The Snow Gorilla describes itself as ‘A Family Christmas Spectacular’ and that is exactly what it is. A combination of circus, theatre, dance, musical and pantomime all rolled into one, this show is a perfect night out for the festive season! Or any season!

A thoroughly British play and production with a charming cast, but the text feels outdated.

Fantastic set but the text is such a strange play in itself that this production felt similarly strange. A weird collection of philosophies, passions and actions that make for an indefinable whole.

Chalk Farm is a thought-provoking social commentary that should not be missed. Period.

An original plotline, but not a gripping piece of drama. Missing a certain ‘je ne sais quoi’.

An entertaining and dramatic production of a classic play, which releases the words of Chekhov into 2013 with an enriched gravity of emotion and meaning.

Good old fashioned scary fun (minus any gore if you’re worried), and an innovative set design, makes this play a must-see for dark wintery nights in the Capital. 

A talented cast of actors and actresses but the scene changes felt long and unrehearsed.