A clever idea takes this comedy about toxic relationships deep into the depths of hell

A wonderfully ambitious 13th century story of love, religion and heresy, presented as a staged reading, meaning the script is doing all the hard work here.

A staged reading - well written, a fascinating evening.

Pros: The unique format, which combines gaming and immersive theatre, gives everyone a chance to get stuck in and kick some Nazi arse. Cons: This is not the kind of immersive theatre where you can just hang back and tag along, so if you’re not up for getting actively involved, this one’s not for you. During the Second World War, Bletchley Park was the home of the UK code breakers, the most famous of whom was computer pioneer Alan Turing. ...