PHOEBE LUCKHURST is more honest than most about the state of the typical May Week audience member, but gets through her hangover, partly with the help of this musical.
RHONDA NICHOLL sneaks out to sing the praises of Cambridge’s latest medley of musical morsels, and assures you that it’s OK for you to do the same.
ABBIE SAUNDERS gets all animated over a musical Disney binge. She may even have been singing along.
JEFF CARPENTER honks for great music and tech, but gags on weaker performances than we’ve come to expect.
HELEN CARRIE has nothing but praise for this, the largest musical production Cambridge has ever seen.
RHONDA NICHOLL comes off all lavish after the overwhelming Margot de Sade treats her to an evening of hyperbolic theatre
JOE BATES finds Jeff Carpenter’s Dido and Aeneas so bad it’s not even so-bad-it’s-funny.
The Theatre Guide Dog broke out of jail too, but still took the time to give you the theatre fix you crave. He’s so loyal it might as well be proverbial.
RACHEL CUNLIFFE loved this show, though argues it ‘should come with a warning attached: do not see this if you have ever had your heart broken’.
TOBY PARKER REES thinks ‘this is a production that very much deserves to be seen’.
The Tab goes behind the scenes at the ADC to see just what it takes to get a show ready in just 14 days.
THE TAB takes a behind the scenes look at the new musical comedy ahead of its opening night.
The Tab
Kieran Corcoran
Toby Parker Rees
Robert Smith