A wickedly funny play that makes light of the current housing crisis.

While this production is performed valiantly, it appears to be driven solely by shock factor and pays little attention to developing a strong and coherent narrative throughout.

This evocative revival of East End gangster life is enjoyable if a little on the tame side.

A gripping tour de force performance from Gemma Whelan. Often moving and darkly funny, but the increasingly absurd plot twists wear thin.