Fused with rap, R&B and gospel tones, this brand-new adaptation is Shakespeare's greatest - the love story of two star crossed lovers from rival houses who will stop at nothing to be together.

If you're a fan of 90s music and cult classics, Cruel Intentions is a fun, nostalgia-filled trip down memory lane. However, for those seeking a polished and well-developed musical experience, it sadly leaves much to be desired.

The energy in the room was positively palpable, as we were treated to an exclusive look at this epic story by Cheeyang Ng & Eric Sorrels.

From the moment the curtain opens there is music, laughter and lots of pink confetti falling from the sky, none of which falters throughout the performance. It maintains a high energy, free spirited and unique take on a classic comedy.

Here You Come Again is more than a celebration of Dolly Parton’s music; it is a heartfelt exploration of confidence, self-acceptance, and the power of music to heal.

To say this production is a masterpiece would be doing it an injustice, as it manages to be both intimate yet epic in scale, and wholly engrossing from its first beat.

More Life by Lauren Mooney & James Yeatman is a haunting piece on the boundaries between life and death and what it truly means to be human.

Stage/Fright is the perfect send off to a much loved series for both fans and theatre lovers alike. It perfectly blends horror with comedy in a show which much like the TV series, saves the the biggest twist of them all for the very end...

Liesl Wilke & Andy Marsh have co-written a musical that had the potential to be funny, relevant, and touching… unfortunately all of those elements were flushed away by a basic book and boring score.