Bad Hats Theatre’s adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s classic is a nonsensical dose of whimsical fun.

Rick Roberts’ adaptation of Euripides’ tragedy is an ambitious but muddled foray into live digital theatre.

The recipe is a bit off for Ratatouille, but the crowd-sourced show should still be commended for inspiring a new generation of creators.

John Rando’s basic staging allows the actors’ talents to come to the forefront, but also exposes the holes in this flawed masterpiece.

Lin-Manuel Miranda’s electrifying origin story of a burgeoning new America is more vital than ever.

Despite excellent performances from the ensemble cast, the show's quality has considerably dipped.

This Canadian sitcom is not only funny, but also clever and heartfelt.

A spoonful of fun and whimsy help the unpalatable songs go down.

The romantic-comedy takes some large risks that pay off, but also gets some aspects of Singaporean culture totally wrong.