Kirsten Waller

Unknown Quantity/Dubious Quality return with an extension to the unhinged wanderings of Marx and Engels.

A dark tale of a sun-bleached day, this lesser-known Pinter play is a class act.

Silly reigns supreme in an enjoyably human exploration of surreal comedy.

A side-splitting exploration of coincidence, crime, cakes and some hilariously bad wigs.

An even lighter-hearted take on Wilde's silliest of plays, this musical is boosted by a surprisingly good repertoire of songs.

A mind-expanding hour, proving that science doesn't need to be dumbed down to be funny.

A solid adaptation of the Bard's light-hearted romp, with several stand-out performances.

One of the world's leading a capella groups, the South African 'ambassadors', don't disappoint.

The 30's gangster genre gets a heart and a soul, in this powerful mid-chapter of the Capone trilogy.

Revenge is a dish best served ice-cold in this patchy but powerful Noir.