“Perfectly executed: Helen Power as Pitti-Sing… one leaves this most idyllic of British theatres in no doubt that it has a summertime smash on its hands.”

The Telegraph

“If the air conditioning in the Watermill didn’t work, Craig Revel Horwood’s 14-person cast would have ended up incinerated by a killer-mix of their own energy and the encroaching heat wave… I defy anyone to resist the performers’ exuberance and professionalism”

The Times ****

"Helen Power’s sensationally supple Pitti-Sing… the atmosphere is as heady as a rock concert."

Whatsonstage.com ****

“…there is infectious energy and pizzazz aplenty as the cast sing and play up a storm.”

The Evening Standard ***

“Here were three gorgeous little maids like you've never seen them, with Nicola Hughes (Yum-Yum), Helen Power (Pitti-Sing) and Georgina Field (Peep-Bo), bodies on the writhe, eyelashes batting, giving it their all - and then some. Craig wanted them to have "the most lascivious manner possible". They succeeded and were funny as well.”

Newbury Weekly News

"to say that the production is sensational is no understatement ... charged with an electric fervour that carries the production into the heights of musical satire and beyond"

The Stage

“It’s a sexy production – if the three little maids had behaved like that at my school they’d have been expelled – and it’s a breathtaking display, full of energy. I loved it”

Paul Shave, Kick FM

“Quite simply amazing! …It’s a thrusting, suggestive, wild and hot Mikado that brought the house to its feet in a collective whoop of approval.”

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