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The Bridge House will tell you, Penge is just 20 minutes from Victoria by train and the station is just behind the pub so you don’t even have to walk too far.

A mixed bag of productions united by wonderful acting and committed writing

Colin Hurley gives us a Lear who has echoes of leaders today, but the pace and volume of the performance make drawing such parallels tricky

Luke Adamson's backstage tale proves both a celebration of the joy of seasonal theatre and a condemnation of the loneliness it can bring

As thoughtful as it is amusing, this is an engaging and alternative take on the panto world, setting itself apart from the very many seasonal shows to choose from.

It’s evident that the production is clearly trying to broach the difficult subject of men’s mental health by using absurdity and surreal humour.

What’s particularly striking - and refreshing - about the show is a lack of sentimentality. The small cast gels well together in an unusual but thoughtful piece of theatre.

A thoughtful and insightful production that manages to be intricately complex yet highly accessible.

A pleasant experience thanks to a committed cast, I can’t escape the feeling I was meant to feel challenged and thought-provoked...

Tony Britten's play is funny and moving if, at times, tricky to follow