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Cymbeline

This ambitious and confusing play isn’t done justice for LEYLA LESNIAREK-HAMID and CHLOE COLEMAN.

Selwyn Snowball

Logistical issues do not stop this ball from being a great way to conclude the term for LEYLA LESNIAREK-HAMID and CHLOE COLEMAN.

Gagamemnon

CHLOE COLEMAN finds an hour of comedy with no plot line or common thread refreshingly simple, yet reliably funny

ADC/Footlights Panto 2013: The Princess and the Pea

CHLOE COLEMAN is certain that this year’s ADC/Footlights Panto is deserving of its hype.

Comments Disabled

A one off stand-up show loosely themed around disability, Comments Disabled offered an enjoyable evening that was the right balance between light-hearted and thought-provoking.

Funny Girl

This musical doesn’t quite make the cut for LEYLA LESNIAREK-HAMID and CHLOE COLEMAN.

Jerusalem

LEYLA LESNIAREK-HAMID and CHLOE COLEMAN are wowed by the first 5-star production of the year.

The History Boys

CHLOE COLEMAN and LEYLA LESNIAREK-HAMID are dazzled by this perfectly polished production of a big-name show.

Unpaid Internships: Fantastic Opportunity or Indentured Servitude?

The rise in unpaid internships is forcing students to pay to do unpaid menial work simply in order to get enough CV points to get a Real Job, argues CHLOE COLEMAN.

A Midsummer Night’s Dream

CHLOE COLEMAN and LEYLA LESNIAREK-HAMID aren’t convinced by this twenties take on Shakespeare’s classic.

Three White Guys

LEYLA HAMID and CHLOE COLEMAN are charmed by this evening of comedy that manages to (almost) take their minds of exam term.

A Streetcar Named Desire

LEYLA HAMID and CHLOE COLEMAN are blown away by a sparkling production of Williams’ classic.

UNBELOOVABLE! Latest ADC Show Set in Ladies’ Toilets

To pee, or not to pee? Excrement is building ahead of the latest ADC pooduction, Troubled Sleep.

Knots

“Three people waiting in a room – we don’t know where, why, who, or what for.” CHLOE COLEMAN and LEYLA HAMID try a strong dose of the surreal. And they’re not sure how much they like it.

Ward of the Rings

“Who doesn’t love a bit of NHS bashing?” CHLOE COLEMAN and LEYLA HAMID recommend a panto like no other.

The Macedonian Tragedy

“There’s nothing outlandishly wrong with this play. Lines are delivered, cues are met, and the story is told.” But there’s nothing outlandishly right with it either, write CHLOE COLEMAN and LEYLA HAMID.

Indelible Acts

Fantastic writing, expert execution: CHLOE COLEMAN and LEYLA HAMID are indelibly impressed by a “practically flawless” evening.

The Importance of Being Earnest

“We’re talking flower jousting, food fights and “posh” aristocratic accents vamped up to the max.” A good start to Week 5, write CHLOE COLEMAN and LEYLA HAMID.

The Red Soil

CHLOE COLEMAN and LEYLA HAMID give this the green light.

Richard III

CHLOE COLEMAN and MAGGIE BRIDGE recommend a Richard III who both compels and unnerves.