What an amazing exhibition! Why have I never been to The Design Museum before? Perfectly curated, The Offbeat Sari displayed a variety of stylings and materials, as well as a whole room devoted to the making of saris, with example of materials and textiles as well as the tools that…

The one without the songs or super big hats, but it does have those classic phrases written on boards. Nonetheless it is just as ‘luverly’ with a sleek, scientific 1930’s setting, adding oomph to all the characters, pushing the ‘science’ and ‘class’ to the forefront. All this modernism is matched…

My second jukebox musical! And even better, a £5 seat — thanks Southampton Council e-newsletter code! No idea what to expect —turned out it was perfect. Wrapped around the songs (much like Ain’t Too Proud, The Jersey Boys and so many more), this is a jukebox musical with a difference…

In a more tasteful style of The Producers, and more Mischief with chorus lines and sequins, Operation Mincemeat musicalises Ben Mcintyre’s book and ultimately history. With all the characters delivered by a very small cast, the show fizzes with energy and zest. Overall it’s done very well with minimal era…

Exquisitely delivered and photographed, with a huge emotional punch at the end, Celine Song’s romantic ethical dilemma drama tracks two friends as they experience one childhood data, then separation. What will happen when they reconnect? We first meet the three main characters in a bar where they are being observed…

My first jukebox musical. Not knowing anything about The Temptations (although it turns out I did know their songs after all), I had no idea what to expect. Slick production with lit up backdrops and spot lights, as well as making 1970s flared suits look super cool was the result. …

Critiquing the mythology that has arisen around Dante Gabriel Rossetti and his sister Christina, this exhibition aimed to provide a wider range of art than is usually seen. Whilst the art was beautiful, a lot of the information cards alongside were less informative and more just miserably po-faced. Sadly if…

Universally unloved and panned, I wonder what the critics were watching. Whilst it may not be a masterpiece and is decidedly schlocky in parts, the actors give a gravitas and deep characterisation to the script which doesn’t deserve them and the terrific stage fighting negates some decidedly dodgy costume choices. …

Loved it! Delivered in serious documentary tone, this theatrical summer camp set drama is very, very funny and very well-observed. Whilst wryly observing and mocking its setting, it never laughs cruelly at the people. …