I can’t remember the last time I felt so emotionally invested in a performance, moving from laughter to the brink of tears - and everything in between.

We can’t always watch a production and not know how it ends, but I really enjoyed this performance and am glad it was my first introduction to the story.

This show has it all: comedy, heart, vengeance and a retro take on the still-burning question of gender equality in the workplace.

Oh, what a wonderful way to spend a Sunday afternoon – enjoying a fabulously entertaining al fresco performance of ‘The 39 Steps’.

Part theatre, part group therapy session, it’s a surprisingly funny, unconventional and uplifting play.

Don’t ever question whether you want to see Theatre in the Forest – it’s the perfect tonic!

This production provided a thoroughly enjoyable evening of polished, high quality entertainment.

Eastern Angles has always had a strong reputation for its creative portrayal of the region’s communities, landscapes and history, and Director Jake Smith has continued that trend with this five-star production.

It was with some trepidation that I took my seat at the Regent Theatre for this homage to all things Ambridge.

Get yourself a front row seat and prepare to be swept away to Victorian England with a charismatic guide.

Meryl Bunce's direction provided the audience with a real sense of the sinister nature of this story.

Dazzling and engrossing one-man historical drama telling the story of the ship’s boiler rooms, and the men who stayed below decks to keep it afloat for as long as possible.

There’s banter with the audience and occasional participation, a bit of ukulele playing, football analogies and rather more inflatable dinosaurs than you might expect.

A rip roaring, rock around, perfect portrayal of the young American singers’ short life.

The company is known for visually striking, music-infused and highly accessible interpretations of the Bard’s work, and it excelled in every aspect with this one.

A funny, compelling evening that kept me glued to my seat throughout. Fabulous!

What really got me was the band. They weren't quite an orchestra, weren't quite a band - somewhere in between, and absolutely fabulous.

Le Navet Bete is unique. They always put together such a joyful, silly, clever, hilarious, inventive show.

The new musical ‘Caroline’ presents the spirit of life and vitality of a period, and our cultural heritage, perfectly.

Hooray for Hollywood is easy, fun entertainment - an evening guaranteed to leave you feeling uplifted.