Alan Fitter

“There’s nothing subtle or nuanced about Flamenc Oh!! – I suppose the two exclamation marks give the game away.”

“The Last Ship is big, overblown, and at times very pretentious – the well-known Geordie sense of humour has gone walkabout.”

“Night City may or may not be a 'choreopoem', but whatever you want to call it, it's a fine piece of new writing and deserves to have a big audience.”

“Instead, it mixes poignancy with silliness, finding humour in the absurdity of life while quietly reminding us that none of us has as much time as we think we have.”

“This is a blazing, joyful triumph.”

“Subtitled a comedy musical, Here Comes J. Edgar Hoover succeeds brilliantly on both fronts.”

“We Had a World is beautifully written, wonderfully acted and sensitively directed.”

“This is an ambitious and intelligent piece of work, and production company So Theatre should be commended for taking on such a difficult mission.”

“Tender is an interesting and fresh look at toxic masculinity; what lies beneath the surface when men confront their inner feelings and realise that there’s always someone else to consider.”

“Two Halves Of Guinness is an excellent piece of theatre, well written, well staged and well performed.”

“What makes Marie and Rosetta a joyous entertainment are the songs, the band, and the incredible voices of these two amazing singers.”

“It’s entertaining, energetic, immersive, interactive and fun for all the family – and there’s popcorn and pick ‘n’ mix too!”