In the show Veronica gets seduced and led astray by the dark and twisted character Jason ‘JD’ Dean. The actor Jacob Fowler put on an endearing performance and this vocal talent ensured his lines were sung beautifully, especially the slush-tactic song ‘Freeze Your Brain.’

Overall, the whole cast did a great job at keeping the show elevated in vitality and charisma throughout, including the mostly-naked athletic jock duo Kurt and Ram, who nailed the campus clowns act - to the more tender dynamics of Martha Dunnstock and Heather McNamara who charmed us with their sweet solos.

I’d like to add special recognition to Conor McFarlane (who multi-roles as two of the dads and Coach Ripper) for his performance in the song 'My Dead Gay Son'. He had an amazing comic presence, combined with total conviction and turned what I would describe as a mid-range song into a show highlight!

If I had to critique something, all I could think to say would be that the focus on big, dramatic acting borderlined panto at times. In turn, sometimes we lost the sincerity in the script from the larger than life, cartoonisms, however it seemed this was the intentional stylistic choice here. It was clear that the audience agreed there was not a boring moment in this show, thanks to the hard working cast.