Peter Curry found Haydn’s Surprise Symfunny funny, quirky, and energetic.
Boundless energy, slick performances and endless variety: The Footlights take us on a journey from A to Z.
Luke Dell was captivated by the ingenuity of this brilliant play which was all at once moving, tense, and stimulating
Friel’s Dancing at Lughnasa offers a gentle yet moving portrait of an impoverished Irish family, says Jamie P. Robson.
The week 8 ADC late show Girls Like That follows a group of girls and explores the toxic, social-media dominated world we grow up in.
5 lesbians. 1 quiche. What could go wrong? Almost everything, Dani Cugini discovers, in this hilarious play.
Rosie Brown is gutted to discover that this isn’t a stage adaptation of the beloved Disney movie.
Dani Cugini decides that this warmly witty production is truly As She Likes It. (Get it? Get it? I’ll let myself out.)
So we have been here for longer than than you. Which, naturally, means that we know everything.
WILL POPPLEWELL and ZAK GHAZI-TORBATI are impressed with a comedy that will only grow stronger as the run progresses.
OWEN BRAY is impressed by this ambitious sketch show, which lives up to its high expectations.
LOUIS SHANKAR is left uncertain by this ambitious production of Steinbeck’s novella
RICHARD WALTERS is impressed by this colourful piece of musical theatre with deep political undertones
Footlights President of 2013 Harry Michell is returning to the ADC this week with a new show, ready for the Edinburgh Fringe. He talks to LARA FERRIS all about comedy and life out of Cambridge.
Peter Curry
Hannah Brown
Luke Dell
Evie
Jamie P. Robson
Gabrielle McGuinness
Daniella Cugini
Mark Danciger
Rosie Brown
Owen Bray
Louis Shankar
Lara Ferris