Ballet Freedom is a sexy, heartbreaking exploration of love, upheaval and loss.

A vibrant and stirring critique of poverty porn.

Gorgeously camp and brilliantly funny.

The hair-raising memoir of a woman who turned her life around.

The truthful and hopeful story of Chris, a Black and Deaf man.

A bit of a weak production upheld by a fantastic cast.

Clear talent in the cast and in particular in Whinney’s script.

A pleasant debut hour but it is currently lacking in punch.

An ambitious and fascinating concept.

Intensely honest (and often funny) reflections.