Humble but well accomplished production of one of the best plays of the 20th century.

Poignant and thought-provoking play which invites us to look at the refugee problem from the refugee’s perspective.

More musical revue than musical, this show offers an evening of light entertainment in its exploration of the universal theme of love.

Pros: A concept that is highly technical and inventive. The show features gorgeous live music with a multi-talented, engaging cast. Cons: There is something not quite right about the narrative pacing. Some of the acts don’t build the sense of anticipation that you expect from circus. The Roundhouse is a breath-taking venue. Being the first to arrive in the cavernous auditorium is something quite special. On this occasion, the house lights are a dull red and with the industrial scaffolding that makes up ...

This magnificent piece of storytelling comes to life in the hands of a brilliant cast, and the coming of age tale will resonate with many an audience.

Passionless and to a certain degree dull solo play about the last hour in the life of American writer Ernest Hemingway.

A great concept that never quite takes shape, but instead left this audience member cold.

Combining music, storytelling and meta-theatre, this is an ambitious piece with some loose ends.

A powerful true story about the importance of weather in wartime.

This is a truly unique piece of theatre, which incorporates modern dance and song to tell the moving story of young William Shakespeare’s life.