Chris Omaweng

Enthusiastic and energetic, this is a gloriously enjoyable couple of hours of escapism. Resistance is futile with a show as slick and fun as this.

It has a heartwarming feel that makes it a worthy alternative to the many pantomimes out there. A thoughtful and wholesome winter warmer.

A highly enjoyable panto that was as glittery as it was gleeful.

An imaginative and slick show that successfully condenses down, in more ways than one, a blockbuster movie into a studio theatre, it’s highly enjoyable stuff.

There were some intriguing themes introduced that could have been fleshed out more, though a convincing cast does well with what they are given.

The takeaway message about finding happiness where one might least expect it is a thoughtful one. But the show was rather too subtle to fully engage with.

There’s much food for thought in this gloriously poetic, bittersweet and perceptive story.

This was a Christmas concert as Christmas concerts should be – a broad mix of contemporary and classical pieces, delivered with enthusiasm and energy.

This is a delightfully bonkers production that keeps the audience guessing, with decent plot twists that maintain interest to the end.

Setting aside that none of the characters are particularly likeable, there’s plenty of nuance in the details of the storyline, brought to life by a committed and talented cast.