Pros: Inventive and inclusive dance theatre. A moving and necessary exploration of domestic violence. Cons: While the piece’s educational mission can’t be faulted, it could have explored the psychology of the subject matter more creatively. ‘Welcome to the party!’ Music is blaring, and drinks are being poured. ‘Help yourself to popcorn, marshmallows, what can I get you my love?’ Beverly is having a party, but it won’t all be fun and games. A collaborative, participatory piece, Smack That (a conversation) ...

A piece of immersive theatre where the audience is part of a surprise wedding party for a pair of unsuspecting newly-weds.

An intimate immersive theatre experience that packs an unexpected punch.

An irresistible, lung bursting blast of 1980s pop culture!

A promising performance from a stunning man in drag which was entirely spoiled by amplification problems.

A wonderful evening with profound thoughts, sharp humour and extremely intelligent work; a show not to miss!

A brilliantly conceived adaptation.

A spectacular world of gimmicks and magic, designed to appeal to the whole family.

Mark Thomas' story telling is masterful, creating a vivid picture in the mind of the audience that will last long afterwards. 

An engaging two-hander relating how someone can be struck down by illness and, given the right treatment, come to terms with — and even overcome — their condition.