Sunday Telegraph

“Reuniting with director Stephen Unwin to reprise her role in Manfred Karge’s solo play at the Royal Court, the Hollywood star is a mesmerising stage presence, effortlessly shifting between the play’s female and male personas.”

“Andrews beautifully rethinks Sophocles but proves unequal to Bergman.”

“Nadia Latif's stylish, well-acted production is more nuanced – within the constraints of the genre.”

“The interactive game based on BBC One’s reality show is surprisingly exhilarating.”

“Indeed you could say that the ensuing lines (“Who will tie it up with a ribbon? And put it in a box for me…”) apply to the evergreen 1960 musical overall: for all its Dickensian gloom, it’s so fundamentally ebullient it’s like bottled joy: guaranteed to put a spring in your step.”

“Matilda the Musical...falls into the same category [as Les Misérables, which is 'really rather good'].”