‘The creative team knocked it out of the park; a statement which I think can justly be applied to the entirety of Hay Fever at large.’ Read Raish Holloway’s review of Hay Fever!

‘an enduring and remarkable feat’. Read Anna Pile’s review of Room for Doubt!

‘an entertaining and joyous spectacle’. Zac Smith reviews Spamalot!

‘a dazzling triumph’. Dylan Jimenez Morales reviews the DUMT ‘Heroes and Villains’ Showcase!

‘Bailey Theatre Company should be immensely proud of themselves’. Jacob Vellucci reviews Little Shop of Horrors!

‘it is abundantly clear that each performer has a great deal of talent and the Woodplayers’ Charity Cabaret Showcase certainly exhibited this in buckets’. Read Emi Sharples’s review of the Woodplayers Charity Cabaret!

A ‘resplendent regency romp’. Molly Bell reviews The Watsons!

‘a community feeling that extends towards the audience and lead alike’. Ashley Zhou reviews the St Mary’s 125th Anniversary Play!

‘I had a great time watching Adrien Mole, and would be very surprised if anyone in the audience came out feeling any other way.’ Horatio Holloway reviews The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole: The Musical!

‘a snow-stopping experience!’. Alice Toner reviews Snowmeo and Julinest!

‘a perfectly joyous time’. Ashley Zhou reviews Shellshock’s annual ‘Hill vs Bailey’.

‘Truly, it drips with passion.’ Tabitha Lanyon reviews Romeo and Juliet.

‘To miss out on Jesus Christ Superstar would be the mistake of a lifetime.’ Read Lauren Williams’ review of Jesus Christ Superstar!

‘The entirety of South College Performing Arts Showcase should be immensely proud.’ Read Lottie Goldthorpe’s review of the South College Performing Arts showcase!

‘breathtaking both in its heartfelt performance and stunning atmosphere, and in the sense that you’ll have no breath left from laughing too much!’ Read the review for The Little Mermaid!

‘a tour-de-force by all involved’; ‘a whole lot of technical skill and a lot of brilliant and beautiful things to say’. Read Laurence Davidson’s review of the student writing double bill!

‘a production which not only showcased the phenomenal musical ability of the performers, but also endowed a beloved opera with the comedy which Gilbert and Sullivan intended and deserved.’ Read Alice Barr’s review of Iolanthe!

‘Slick, professional and evocative, there isn’t a moment where Gilchrist’s vision wavers.’ Nat Pryke reviews A Streetcar Named Desire.

‘The level of accomplishment in this student-written show can be described as no less than exciting’…’an astounding feat of student-written theatre, and I sincerely hope all involved will reap consummate reward’…’ a fun-filled and endearing adventure full of twists and turns’. Emi Sharples reviews The Magical MacGuffin, Strange Young Girls, and ICEMAN!

‘I reckon DDF is in safe hands for another fifty years.’ Bea Pescott-Khan reviews Believers, Jordan is Not Present, and Secret Admirers!