Technical difficulties unfortunately handicap a talented cast, says Carine Valarche.
Robyn Bellinger saw huge potential in Great Expectations but felt the energy was lacking.
Mavericks presents hilarious, laugh-out-loud comedy from Luisa Callander and Ruby Keane.
An imperfect but entertaining show that provides endless surprises, says Dani Cugini.
An enjoyably dark one-act play with a stunning lead. Perfect if you fancy an exploration of education and violence – outside of supervisions, that is …
Lia Johansen-Villanueva was promised cocktails and an evening of laughter. The team behind And Then There Were Nuns delivered, and even threw in a lovely furry hat.
The Pembroke Players have crafted a flawed but undeniably fun production of an early Wodehousian gem, says Jamie P. Robson.
LOUIS SHANKAR was impressed by this new writing from a group of freshers which shows promise, but doesn’t quite fulfil its potential.
CONSTANCE CHAPMAN meets a group of freshers who’ve created a show with a twist.
Absurdity, lunacy, and intelligence: presenting Bafflesmash’s second show
LOUIS SHANKAR talks to Bafflesmash before their new sketch show at Pembroke Cellars.
This ambitious and confusing play isn’t done justice for LEYLA LESNIAREK-HAMID and CHLOE COLEMAN.
JAMES MACNAMARA and FRANCESCA HILL bid you adieu with their final theatre round-up of Lent term.
FRANCESCA HILL and JAMES MACNAMARA bring you news from theatreland, with plays to raise spirits and help you push on through to the end of term.
A play that takes risks, but fails to make much of the emotional material by which it was inspired, writes CATHERINE ELLISTON.
Daniella Cugini
Dan Edwards
Carine Valarche
Robyn Bellinger
Joanna Taylor
Danny Pegg
Lia Johansen-Villanueva
Jamie P. Robson
Louis Shankar