JACK EMMINS is left uninspired by an evening of comedy that, though funny, has been done many times before.
FRANCESCA HILL found this selection of new material partly surreal, partly underwhelming.
LEYLA HAMID and CHLOE COLEMAN are blown away by a sparkling production of Williams’ classic.
HANNAH MIRSKY recommends this occasionally smug but always charming production of Roald Dahl’s great tale.
Need some good misery to roll around in? Fear not, THE THEATRE GUIDE DOG will point the way.
The Corpus Playroom, Cambridge’s most popular small theatre venue, will receive a £100k revamp and switch management over the summer vacation.
THE THEATRE GUIDE DOG holds the fort while you scribble away at your scripts. A few people are still using the other kind of script this week, and here they are.
AMI JONES takes her own miniature Odyssey to the ADC; but these strange islanders could do with some better lotos-plants. Also, you should read The Odyssey.
PETE WILKES takes this cheerfully murderous farce as evidence that the John Lewis Cambridge Drama Group have a well-stocked Theatre Department.
One actor, one reviewer. AMI JONES sounds off about a lateshow with sloppy moments that redeems itself by the end.
Sports Editor JONNY SINGER gives a post-match report on the first five-star show of the term.
TABATHA LEGGETT squirms and laughs her way through a play which could be justifiably (for once) described as a ‘romp’. But isn’t.
The high intensity of this faintly simian production makes ABI BENNETT cry. In a good way.
THE THEATRE GUIDE DOG knows what you’re up to. But he’ll play along, for now. Loyal, right?
ABBIE SAUNDERS gets all animated over a musical Disney binge. She may even have been singing along.
Francesca Hill
Kieran Corcoran
Jonny Singer
Tabatha Leggett
Abi Bennett