A compelling and moving play and an important piece of Holocaust theatre.

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

This radical adaptation of Zola’s dark and shocking masterpiece is brimming with derailed passion, haunting criminality and withering comedy. Fans of the novel and the play should see this version.

This is a charming adaptation of a classic story. It is perfect for children, though thought-provoking enough for adults to enjoy it too.

A very funny piece of theatre about the trials and tribulations of a grief-stricken family.

Go for the wolves, stay for the goats.

Sket is an exceptionally well written, smart piece of theatre that made me laugh out loud and nearly brought me to tears. I will be first in line to get tickets for Maya Sondhi’s next play; get out my way.

Ever heard anyone say, “I’m being a bit OCD”? Well this is a startlingly truthful snapshot of what the thought processes are like when you live with it, however, there isn’t much more to it than that.

A touching glimpse into the world of a man developing Motor Neurone Disease and finding a new resolve to live life to the full.

An evening that will have you fondly reminiscing and maybe pondering about things yet to come. Sadly there are no more performances planned at present but this must surely be a temporary glitch.