PHOEBE LUCKHURST is more honest than most about the state of the typical May Week audience member, but gets through her hangover, partly with the help of this musical.

PHOEBE LUCKHURST finds another May Week show which, despite strong performances, struggles with its setting.

The Tab’s guide to the perfect picnic: avoid breaking the law, learn the perfect snack for keeping your sense of smell and see how Titus Andronicus can inspire a non-cannibalistic feast.

Disparate, incoherent and technical slip-ups…The crowning glory in the Footlights calendar fails to impress PHOEBE LUCKHURST.

Senior Theatre Critic PHOEBE LUCKHURST doubts herself, but gets past that and then doubts this production instead. A lot.

PHOEBE LUCKHURST overcomes her ADHD to appreciate a big, stylish dollop of Brecht.

This was no extended YouTube mockumentary: a critical PHOEBE LUCKHURST is enthralled by the duo’s polished and hilarious sketch show.

PHOEBE LUCKHURST isn’t a monologue fan, but still gets some kicks from Pornography.

PHOEBE LUCKHURST: There is little to criticise: the content was varied, resisted cliché and was broadly very well-delivered.

‘I think I will get married one day. It’s basically like having a mother you can sleep with.’ The Tab reviews Mark Liu’s latest offering: a step-by-step guide to ‘Women and Dating’.