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This is a superb rendition of a classic philosophical drama.

An interesting play which captures a moment in history through the eyes of the privileged.

A play full of pathos, rage and loss; riveting to watch. If you want something both cerebral and dramatic with some polemic thrown in too, go and see it.

More than just a reinterpretation of a classic and familiar tale, this is a highly original and complex story of its own.

Pieces vary in effectiveness, but all have their strengths. A good opportunity to see some emerging talent.

A good R&D performance which could make for a promising finished piece.

Opera as it should be: new vibrant ideas in a free and encouraging setting, a wonderful experience.

A challenging production highlighting an issue that some people may be unaware of. Uncomfortable to watch in parts but worthwhile.

Crime novelist M. G. Scarsbrook digs through the glitz and glamour to explore the dark side of London's most popular tourist destinations.

Despite its powerful visuals and intriguing premise, this allegory of a pot plant nursery as a concentration camp fails to engage or provoke.