Suzanne Truman, Journalist

"A skilled improviser and storyteller."

"A delicate success and must-see."

"Pedestrian movements like running and jumping are explored alongside choreographed sections."

The Sublime is a relevant and controversial play.

"The crowd chuckles the whole way through with a few big laughs that make for a great night’s entertainment."

"We lap up every joke, finally losing our collective shit as Johnson indulges us with the characters she knows we have come to see."

"Kimmings is a skilled performer, with a charm and brilliant sense of comic timing that make the show a delight to watch."

"Brilliant comic timing, memorable lines and impeccable impersonations ensure that the show is a hit for fans of the British sitcom."

"Despite some indulgent moments which drag, the show takes us on a hilarious ride through the musical parody genre."

"I didn’t know that that’s where I was going to end up, but in the last few years I’ve kind of gone, ‘Oh well, I guess I’m a comedian’."

"Wilson enthusiastically explains how “the gratuitous reward of standing on stage and telling a joke and having that immediate reward back from the audience is like when you’re at a party in the funny corner, everyone is telling stories and roaring with laughter."

Despite their rescue by a comically raised eye-brow, visual cue and even a ‘here’s one I prepared earlier’ illustration there are some laughs that are lost.