A timely, powerful play that’s not afraid of asking the difficult questions.

This play tackles a tough subject with humour and warmth and just the right amount of bite.

If you're a fan of Elf Lyons' stand-up comedy you'll enjoy the humour, but don't look for a profound theatrical experience.

A convincing coming of age story that is perhaps better suited to a screen than a stage.

It's nothing fancy, but nevertheless a show that's great fun to enjoy with a drink and some friends.

Bodes well for the Fringe 2015!

Richard Burton’s life is a fascinating but familiar story and despite a good performance from Rhodri Miles, the show sheds no new light on its subject.

Although this theatre is far away from anyone and anything, a couple of sterling performances in the second half make the trek worth it.

New and bold ideas, but no overall satisfying pay off. For avid fringe fans, but would not work so well for a general audience.

A glowing, faithful tribute to a great comedian.