Energetic, hilarious and absurd one-woman show full of richly drawn characters.

A funny, thought-provoking and honest study of mental illness.

An entertaining and emotive look into the history of a feminine culture.

A well-intentioned but ultimately misjudged tribute to the most dangerous of professions.

A culturally diverse sampling of work from the Be Festival, interesting but could do with some tightening.

A solid and well researched one-man presentation that challenges the way you conceive others.

An intense, unsettling production. More impressive than enjoyable.

An impressive attempt to improvise a whodunnit in a great London establishment, with some outstanding performances.

Fuel set us up wonderfully for a memorable experience, but what they ultimately deliver is a surreal and intimate radio play rather than theatre.

Immersive theatre that is entertaining, demanding and creepy in the best possible way.