★★★☆☆ The play as much as the film is framed as equal parts engaging comedy-drama as raucous girls’ night out. I personally was more there for the former but there’s no shame in being a full-throated champion of the latter. The film version was welcomed to near universal acclaim and this is stage version is a worthy follow-up.

★★★☆☆ Vintage rock n’ roll stage musicals are a well-established genre. Let It Be is a bit of a deviation within this brand as it plants itself squarely on its chops at musical impersonation. It’s not here to tell the Beatles’ story or chart the behind-the-scenes drama of the band.

★★★★☆ For the uninitiated, this is how it works: Mischief Theatre specialise in improvised stagings where the actors construct a shambolic, daft and eclectic play on-the-spot based on audience suggestions.

★★★★☆ This was a more than satisfying outing. Naming the View is a simple two-hander with a rather multifaceted premise. At the surface level, it concerns Kate and Horten, two estranged friends who happen to bump into each other whilst climbing Cleeve Hill.