Suzannah Longman (she/her)

I felt like a kid again on this hilarious rollercoaster of fun. This comedy duo have electric chemistry together and took us on a wild ride through sketch, clown, gross-out, improv and audience participation. Come on Peeps, go and get your peep on! All fun, all heart. ... full review

A beautiful and heartfelt retelling of what it's like living with OCD. This show hit me hard and I left feeling more connected to the parts of myself that are off kilter and need loving kindness. ... full review

A masterclass in musical storytelling. Vulnerable, poignant and hugely fun and entertaining all at the same time. ... full review

Absolutely brilliant! A sexed up Catfish storytelling rollercoaster with heart. Daniel is going to be a star and has a touch of How To With John Wilson about him. Sharp, slick and hugely entertaining. ... full review

I. Loved. This. Show. It was such a joy to step into the magical mayhem of Stevie's mind and I wish I could have stayed longer. I don't know how she did it but her kaleidoscope of truly unique-to-her identities also managed to make me feel so seen. ... full review

More than just a masterclass in storytelling, Arron cleverly has cleverly eating out of the palm of his hand then twists the plot to make us question your own beliefs about disability and satisfaction. I wish I wasn't so basic but I'm truly happy he gave us the happy ending we all craved. ... full review

What Happens In The Dark is so much fun! Farcical comedy at it's best. It reminded me of a good old fashioned sitcom filmed with a live studio audience but with a relevant message and feel good factor for today. ... full review

MOST TRIUMPHANT. Keanu would heartily approve I’m sure. Just so much fun! Who needs big Hollywood budgets when you’ve got a tiny portable smoke machine, a flash light and the audience on foley?! Woody cleverly crafts a riotous celebration of Keanu’s career highlights. This is a cinematic masterpiece and a must-see.... full review

Wow. What a haunting performance from Hailey McAfee as Anna Fierling. You don’t need to know about Brecht to appreciate the beautiful writing and clever contradictions. Hard-hitting and tragic, in the best way.... full review

Faith’s portrayal of the other woman had me captivated. Beautifully written and darkly comedic.... full review