★★★★★ There’s something undeniably refreshing about watching Joseph and the Technicolour Dreamcoat performed by a company of young people who seem to understand its mischief, chaos, and charm better than many professional revivals.

As an adult, you see threads of emotion, of pain, of pure theatrical virtuosity. It transcends age, and each time you come back, you discover something new—and if you have the chance to see it, you absolutely should.

★★★★☆ If you’ve ever found yourself doing the Tragedy dance in your kitchen, harmonising to One for Sorrow, or secretly believe that glitter counts as an accessory, then Here & Now: The Steps Musical is the night out you’ve been waiting for. 

★★★★☆ Set in a liberal Californian private school that prides itself on tolerance, inclusivity, and community, Jonathan Spector’s Eureka Day has lost none of its relevance since its 2018 debut. Vaccines are still a hot topic, and misinformation, virtue signalling, and the search for moral high ground are certainly as prevalent as ever.

★★★★☆ There’s something irresistibly charming about the idea of escaping modern life to live out the fantasy of the 1950s — A world of starched collars, freshly baked cakes, and the comforting sound of a cocktail shaker at five o’clock sharp.

★★★☆☆ When Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? opened at the Curve Leicester, the anticipation in the theatre was palpable. This is one of Edward Albee’s most notorious works; a play so ferociously written, so cutting in its depiction of marriage, that it shocked audiences when it first premiered in 1962.

★★★★☆ If you’ve ever wondered what would happen if Mel Brooks’ gleefully monstrous Young Frankenstein teamed up with the boundless energy of a community theatre troupe, then you’re in for a treat.

★★★★★ There are some nights in the theatre that remind you exactly why we do it. The audience leans in, the performers give everything, and for a few fleeting hours, an entire room of strangers feels completely united. The Idols’ Come From Away at Leicester Little Theatre was one of those nights

★★★★★ Following its phenomenal, sold-out run at London’s Wyndham’s Theatre (where it earned a glowing five-star review from us!) Inside Number 9: Stage/Fright has hit the road for a nationwide UK tour.