
Considering it went from being a blank page to being on the stage in the space of eight weeks, it is a remarkable and highly entertaining piece of theatre. It is well directed, wonderfully acted, and altogether a thoroughly enjoyable evening.

Pompeii, LA is the latest work from Declan Greene and it is a fascinating schizophrenic beast that swells and heaves – offering its audiences glaring insights into the realities of an apocalyptic America.

If past students - and this amazing show - are anything to go by, these students will be the names of the future, headlining in Circus Oz, Cirque Du Soleil and other creative outlets.

The cast couldn't be faulted for the levels of energy displayed on the night, and special mention should go to Lehpamer, fresh from a lead role in Rock of Ages, always a charismatic and engaging presence on stage.


The Danger Ensemble have explored new territory with Children of War. Unfortunately, it hasn't really worked out.

A Chorus Line has won nine Tony Awards and a Pulitzer Prize – no mean feat for any musical. Having witnessed this performance live on stage, I can understand why.