Entirely sung through, this is a musical with a proper and original score that still feels remarkably fresh and sits in staggering contrast to the slot machine pay outs of a Jukebox musical.
Writing in an atmosphere thick with ideas about love, sexuality, art, poetry and time, Sewell swells the play with erudite verbosity, vernacular vetoed by academic parlance.
Searching for Betty is a beautifully constructed story, that was thoroughly entertaining and made me a little bit nostalgic.
Based on the songs of Sting, Message in a Bottle is not just some juke box musical but a dance extravaganza.
Age has withered some of the wit and custom staled its style of variety, however You Don't Have to Be Jewish benefits from a cast that are savvy to the cozy old cardigan comfort of the comedy and able to bring out its best.
Hour of the Wolf sits somewhere between 90s thriller/teenage sitcom and modern-day escape room.