Pros: The show’s imagination, creativity and atmosphere are outstanding examples of how to bring a classic to life. Cons: Some may find the flashing lights, loud metal music and smoke a bit much. Wilton’s Music Hall is a charming piece of history. It is the oldest surviving music hall in the world and its exposed and crumbling bricks, distressed walls and creaky floorboards make it the perfect venue for a classic piece of art to come to life in modern form. ...

A haunting, passionately performed, and accessible all-female adaptation of a Greek tragedy. 

This is a whirlwind hour of delectably angry poetry that tells a pertinent story and is delivered with an enthralling vigour.

A courageous performance of a deeply emotional theme, told with a unique voice. Annie McKenzie’s creative exploration of grief, relationships and purpose is a show to look out for, and with some bolder stylistic decisions, could become unmissable.

This is a brave, well-intended and well executed production: the creative team are clearly invested, highlighting the issue of child abuse in a meaningful way. 

A marvellous visual journey to the moon, guided by a talented physical performer.

This attempt at immersive theatre is well-intentioned but unfortunately lacks clarity of message

An amusing, well paced show that would benefit from a more coherent theme or plot to steer the audience through the various threads and thoughts.

A powerful abbreviated Hamlet, set in the haunting (yet chilly!) archaeological dig of the Rose Playhouse.

A fun play which takes a modern approach to the subject of relationships in the 21st century. It rarely flags as it flies through its 80 minutes.