‘From the fantastic performances to the well thought and creatively designed set, lights, and sound, you would truly be missing out if you do not go watch!’ Read the review for The Truth!

‘an undeniably spectacular piece of theatre’. Lucy Paget reviews the alternate cast of The Last 5 Years!

‘a heartfelt performance capable of reaching out to an audience compelled by its potential relatability and pure humanity.’ Arthur Hamilton reviews The Last 5 Years.

‘I think Christopher himself would be proud.’ Read the review of this term’s final production, Doctor Faustus!

‘a fantastic first show for the new DUMT troupe’. Read Ollie Cochran’s review of ‘Merry DUMT-mas’!

‘this was my first time attending an improvised comedy, it has set the bar high’. Abby Clay reviews Shellshock’s Christmas improv show!

‘a heart-rendering reminder of why musical theatre continues to be so beloved.‘ Laurence Davidson reviews Bonnie and Clyde.

‘a brilliantly talented group of people were able to make magic happen’. Laurence Davidson reviews ‘A Christmas Carol’!

‘real ingenuity, creativity and flair’; ‘immersive atmosphere’. Horatio Holloway reviews 1984.

‘It is impossible to leave the theatre feeling the same way about life as you came in..a motivator for the arts, connection and passion’. Arthur Hamilton reviews Merrily We Roll Along.

‘strong and creative show…that encourages us to exercise compassion and empathy.’ Linus Cheung reviews Sex Cells!

‘a great performance, for a great cause’. Abby Clay reviews this instalment of the annual Intercollegiate Showcase!

‘Everyone involved in this production should be incredibly proud.’ Olivia Higgins-Darby Reviews the Classical Acting Showcase.

‘I recommend it without hesitation’. Horatio Holloway reviews ‘How Love is Spelt’.

‘one of, if not the best shows, I have seen in the Assembly Rooms Theatre’. Olivia Shelley reviews 9 to 5!

‘Everyone on stage seemed to be having as much fun as the audience, which was refreshing.’ Annabelle Langley reviews Jack and the Beanstalk.

‘perfectly encapsulates the dichotomous nature of the simplicities and complexities of life’. Olivia Higgins-Darby reviews ‘Birthday Candles’.

‘I left feeling entirely blown away by the sheer talent put on show this fateful Sunday, and this sentiment seems to have resonated with all who came to watch that night.’ Charles Moscrop reviews the Freshers’ Showcase.

‘Little Women continues the strong start made in college theatre this term…a worthy stage adaptation of a classic coming-of-age’. Hamish Campbell reviews Little Women.

‘witty, creative and emotive. I would highly recommend this to anyone seeking to watch student theatre this week.’ Olivia Brown reviews ‘The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time’.