All Reviews

ROLEPLAY begins with Hannah Reilly stripping down to a thong and crawling across the stage to loud, aggressive EDM.

The Bob Ross Effect sees Sarah-Louise Young work through grief through the mellifluous tones and wholesome innuendos of big-haired heartthrob Bob Ross.

Cathy is a show about death and belonging, centred on a newly widowed woman and a family processing the death of their husband, father and grandfather in very different ways.

Churchill’s Urinal imagines a new female Chancellor trying to remove the urinal once used by Winston Churchill from her private bathroom, with the resulting political chaos turned…

Police Cops is a semi-improvised story of revenge: a murdered brother’s death sends another brother into the police in pursuit of retribution, amid police corruption, 80s music and…

Don’t You Forget About Me starts with a neatly exhibited sequence: David Shopland recreates The Breakfast Club, using stools to stand in for its five teenagers.

In Depths of Wikipedia, viral social media experimenter Annie Rauwerda turns the oddities of Wikipedia into a lecture-style comedy show, drawing laughs from the strange things…

Midsummer! calls itself a reinterpretation of A Midsummer Night’s Dream, but it is really a slightly adapted, abridged and simplified version of the play.

The Pitch uses Gaelic football to explore the Irish divide, setting friendship across social and sexual boundaries against the shadow of a future United Ireland referendum.

Goodbye Horses is a one-man, "unofficial" retelling of The Silence of the Lambs, built around a deliberately twisted and comic treatment of familiar material.

Sh!t-faced Shakespeare: Hamlet is at heart Hamlet but with one major interruption: Hamlet's actor gets paralytically drunk before the audience have taken their seats.