
Inspired by the plight of the Brontë sisters, Anton Chekhov’s play Three Sisters is about the decay of the privileged class and the search for significance.



There is nothing wrong with a little bit of silliness especially when it comes with brilliant voices, gorgeous costumes and bundles of enthusiasm.

Zen Zen Zo has successfully surged into musical theatre with this production of Cabaret and has delivered a sultry and sophisticated piece.

Reg Cribb’s writing, particularly his writing of the character of Daniel Gartrell, was fantastic in some parts, but flagrantly broke the ‘show, don’t tell’ rule in others.
