Nilgün Yusuf

“Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? is stylish, acerbic and dramatic; an entertaining, emotional rollercoaster delivered by a brilliant cast.”

“Twenty Thousand Streets Under the Sky is an excellent introduction for newbies to Patrick Hamilton who wrote evocatively about London and its dwellers, "the weird teeming aquarium of the metropolis."”

“This new version blasts the cobwebs from Moli re's wig and electrifies the original narrative with new relevance.”

“Bold and theatrically realised, it’s well-paced with whip-smart dialogue and empathetic characterisations.”

“While it has some redeeming features, Trainspotting The Musical sadly has more lows than highs.”

“This is intelligent, wildly entertaining theatre.”

“Player is a terrific piece of work, worth fifty minutes of anyone's time, full of wit, sharp observation and yes - honesty.”

“Heart Wall is a beautifully structured, heartfelt piece that explores how death and life awkwardly co-exist in a way that feels fresh and true.”

“A new production of any Arthur Miller play is always a cause for great celebration, and this version of Broken Glass is no exception.”

“This rewarding creative collaboration is, in terms of length, stretched just a little too far and long and loses pace towards the end, but overall offers an intoxicating fusion: audio, visual, performative and experiential.”