It’s hard to pick out the best bits of the production because it’s all just so flawlessly performed, (and without creating any spoilers for those who haven’t seen any of it yet!), but we must mention the Handyman’s tap routine. Skelton makes this look really easy, but it’s undeniable how much effort and skill go into this piece. Likewise, with the Barman’s musical numbers, Lloyd’s vocal talent blows us away. Each harmony and note is held with precision and is a delight to hear.

With the cast not only performing vocals that blow the audience away but also playing numerous instruments between them and as an audience member it feels like you have been invited to the best party ever!

Most importantly this production is about belonging. About being in a safe space and knowing that someone has your back. No matter if you’re going through something or are feeling on top of the world, this is the place you want to be and when you are there, you can leave the outside world at the door and be a part of something really special, just for a little while.