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Told through a series of monologues and duologues, this show follows Dodi and Ava as they attempt to cope with their separation. It is a touching story that places heart, grief and identity at its centre, developing the queer narrative seamlessly without it becoming an area of focus. It was particularly refreshing to see diversity present on stage without the need for it to be overtly explained or justified. By treating it as an unremarkable part of everyday life, the product

Hot Mess , is a new original musical co-written by Jack Godfrey (Music and Lyrics) and Ellie Coote (Book). Also directed by Coote , the musical has found a temporary home at the Southwark Playhouse Elephant after a sold out and critically acclaimed run at the Birmingham Hippodrome (where the play was commissioned and produced) and the Edinburgh Fringe earlier this year. Hot Mess is a two handler musical, revolving around the relationship between Earth ( Danielle Steers ) a

This show is possibly the most unhinged comedy this reviewer has ever witnessed. Period. Set in a prison ward director’s office, the show follows the madness of the director and his assistant trying to solve the issue of a massive fire breaking out in the prison. Only problem is – they only seem to care about the governor’s daughter’s visit to the prison, and not the hundreds of prisoners dying in the fire. With sharp and witty jokes, and some slapstick humour, the cast of fo