★★★★★ What is Rambert2 I hear you ask? Briefly, it is the newly-formed junior offshoot of the main Rambert company in which 13 recently-graduated dancers aged between 19 and 25 have been selected from all over the world to perform works by established professional choreographers

★★★★☆ The opera is clearly driven by a strong moral purpose. The corrupting influence of absolute power on the one hand and the constancy and regenerative power of love on the other. The music is a delight with what I take to be an authentic sound from the Old Street Band under Peter Whelan . . .

★★★★☆ An excellent cast brings a wonderfully controlled slow-burn to William Gaminara’s tale about a village acapella group and an enigmatic newcomer who insinuates herself on their recreation . . . this immaculate production is a treat.

★★★☆☆ Two actors in a film location trailer, one slightly pompous and on the wagon, the other bitter and a practicing lush. The former, Hugh Delavois (Nigel Planer) a veteran and leading artist of all seven of the sci-fi film franchise, ‘Vulcan’, the latter, Gary Savage (Adrian Edmondson) an embittered chum from drama school days with a career on the slide