Thrown by Jodi Gray
★★★★ The Scotsman – ‘Put on your headphones and plunge into the hidden corners and dark creases of the brain ‘
A Must-See Show Fringe Review
★★★★★ Edinburgh Fringe Guide – Made me think of my life, my journey, my moment of innocence breaking
After Three Sisters by Neil Smith
★★★★★ Female Arts -' the best play I have seen on the fringe...an innovative triumph'
★★★★ London Pub Theatre- ' Mesmerising’
Echoes by Neil Smith
★★★★★ Edfringe Review - ' An intensely visceral battle for dominance'
★★★★★ London Theatre 1- ' Hypnotic Naturalism’
Highly Recommended Fringe Review -' King Lear meets the Reservoir Dogs’
★★★★ Fringe Guru - ' Performed with unflinching detail’
★★★★ Broadway Baby- ' Works perfectly to create an ominous sense of claustrophobia’
★★★★ Edinburgh Guide -' With the grim detail of a pitch black fairy tale’
Gulliver Travels by The Pantaloons
★★★★★ North West End- 'Superb use of mime and improvisation, for which they are deservedly renowned, took us to a world of small people as well as to a world of giants as through the clever use of finger puppets we were asked to suppress all logic and we willingly opened up our imaginations'.
Canterbury Tales by The Pantaloons
★★★★★ North West End-'Playing on regional accent differences and with topical references thrown in, it was clear to see that this was a cast well versed by director Ross Drury.
Reunion by Neil Smith
★★★★★ Fringe Guru - 'This play composts you. You’ll crumble but be better for it'.
★★★★★ Edfringe Review- ' One of the emotionally intense plays I have seen on the fringe’
★★★★★ London Theatre- ' Probably been the finest piece of new writing and acting that I’ve watched in quite some time'.
★★★★ The Scotsman – ‘Put on your headphones and plunge into the hidden corners and dark creases of the brain ‘
A Must-See Show Fringe Review
★★★★★ Edinburgh Fringe Guide – Made me think of my life, my journey, my moment of innocence breaking
After Three Sisters by Neil Smith
★★★★★ Female Arts -' the best play I have seen on the fringe...an innovative triumph'
★★★★ London Pub Theatre- ' Mesmerising’
Echoes by Neil Smith
★★★★★ Edfringe Review - ' An intensely visceral battle for dominance'
★★★★★ London Theatre 1- ' Hypnotic Naturalism’
Highly Recommended Fringe Review -' King Lear meets the Reservoir Dogs’
★★★★ Fringe Guru - ' Performed with unflinching detail’
★★★★ Broadway Baby- ' Works perfectly to create an ominous sense of claustrophobia’
★★★★ Edinburgh Guide -' With the grim detail of a pitch black fairy tale’
Gulliver Travels by The Pantaloons
★★★★★ North West End- 'Superb use of mime and improvisation, for which they are deservedly renowned, took us to a world of small people as well as to a world of giants as through the clever use of finger puppets we were asked to suppress all logic and we willingly opened up our imaginations'.
Canterbury Tales by The Pantaloons
★★★★★ North West End-'Playing on regional accent differences and with topical references thrown in, it was clear to see that this was a cast well versed by director Ross Drury.
Reunion by Neil Smith
★★★★★ Fringe Guru - 'This play composts you. You’ll crumble but be better for it'.
★★★★★ Edfringe Review- ' One of the emotionally intense plays I have seen on the fringe’
★★★★★ London Theatre- ' Probably been the finest piece of new writing and acting that I’ve watched in quite some time'.