Spell binding and beautifully performed.

Not for the faint hearted but well worth taking the risk - three short Beckett plays impeccably performed.

Lavish but dire musical about how Moses led the Israelites out of Egypt and abandoned his not quite brother Ramses.

A chilling, finely performed and staged production.

A terrific revue featuring the songs of Elton John and Bernie Taupin to send everyone up and away with Rocket Man and all the rest.

Forget the Jerry Herman musical and enjoy this laughter filled version of the original farce - the best laugh likely in ages.

Maggie Steed marvellous as Elvira, an ageing sozzled Bohemian artist' in Jack Shepherd's play about the nature of art and life in the country.

A chilling, thought-provoking view of a future world at war with itself.

A story of two lost people in New York very well acted, directed and with a superb set.

An elegiac, deeply moving piece about a Jewish family in Vienna covering the years from 1899 to 1955.

Will you walk into my parlour said the spider to the fly - a neat, well performed thriller.

Filthy, funny and fabulous Frances Barber as the rock diva to end all rock divas.

Jessica Martin terrific as the Jewish matriarch surviving the bombs in Bart's sentimental but tuneful tribute to the East End.

A well acted sparkling black comedy Joe Orton would have envied set in a small Derry town after the signing of the Good Friday agreement.

A most exhilerating gig which will take your breath away.

A distinctly turgid version of Du Maurier's celebrated tale of suspicion, frustration and lust in 19th Century Cornwall

Spend some time in Walmington-on-Sea with Benson and Lane conjuring up the ghosts of the past to perfection.