Pros: Brilliant writing, excellent acting Cons: You have to be comfortable with audience participation to enjoy the show There are many reasons why I love Woody Allen. Not least of them is his rare gift of addressing profound existential issues in a way that is not only thoroughly enjoyable but also hysterically funny. In this regard Focus Group, a play adapted by Toot Theatre from David Foster Wallace’s short story Mister Squishy, is not unlike an Allen comedy. It tells ...

If you are a fan of the show, or are looking for an alternative to the classic theatre experience and are happy to risk finding a few surprises in your soup… I would definitely recommend.

Dirty Great Love Story breathes new life into British romantic comedies.

A play on a universal subject with cosmic ambitions that ultimately gets lost in space.

Comedy in its purest form, but also an important and real piece to be exposed to.

Four young actors take on the task of masquerading as the Marx brothers in this charming and slightly vulnerable production.

This play offers great production value through experimental staging and dramatic dialogue.

The nostalgic stage version of a classic radio comedy, full of delight and deeply rooted in British culture.

Pros: Side-splitting comedy with a spine-tingling twist: thrilling. Cons: Some scenes seemed to suffer from a lack of rehearsal. As a big Sherlock Holmes fan I headed to the Jack Studio Theatre with great enthusiasm, to find out that I was in for a treat. This production of The Hound of the Baskervilles, in fact, is not only the gripping account of an uncanny murder and its unravelling by the astute detective. It is also the exhilarating behind the scenes ...

Properly hilarious production with some big laughs in one of the West End's most sumptuous theatres.