Enjoyed this very much yesterday.

Another set of good performances in Trafalgar 2.

The plays about a group of teenagers hanging round a park bench and although not a great work it has some
terrific moments, captures teen life well, both the teen drama and their real problems.
Has some dances in it at first to introduce the character and also in some fantasy scenes, some work, some dont.

A solid first play, be interested to see his next.

I was going to post about this - really really worth catching. Far from perfect - no shape, no real dramatic focus - but still very entertaining; partly because of the talented young cast (in particular Steven Webb who gives one of the funniest performances I've seen all year), and also because Leo Richards writes really good dialogue. Designed for late teens I guess, it's a bit like Skins, so if that's you or you have teenage kids, take them along because it deserves to do really well. Recommended.

Where is the Whatsonstage review?!

http://www.whatsonstage.com/blogs/offweste...=528#comment-52

It's on the Off-WestEnd microsite, so it's not easy to find. (And you're not going to like it...)

Job