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Magical storytelling, with tales of horror from Japan and around the world.

It was like attending a wedding with a massacre occurring in the background.

Jamie Sefton on what's happened to the show since we last spoke

SEDOS serve up a fun revival of this musical that has a rather checkered past.

Notably strong on the technical front.

A gruesome but witty story of love and rodents.

A humorous and enjoyable glimpse into family drama.

Plenty of laughs for the whole family.

The youth wing of the famous company is as dexterous as its progenitor.

Nina Atesh and Chloe Cattin on bringing their horror play to the London stage