(PR Invite) Evo Evo is a show brought to Playhouse East this week by four London-based Balkan performers. It's difficult to describe the show in terms of a particular genre, but this performance is a mixture of humour, song, dance and comedy sketches that shares and celebrates a culture that is often overlooked and underrepresented.

(PR Invite) We'll Always Have Paris is a new play written by Paul Kalburgi, which has been running at the White Bear Theatre in Kennington for the last few weeks, ending its run on 3 October. Inspired by cinema's greatest love stories, this 120-minute play, with a 15-minute interval, tells its won love story but with a heartbreaking twist.

(PR Invite) Dad is a new play written by David Solomon and produced by Cellar Door Theatre Company. The 80-minute production follows three estranged brothers who are forced to come together when their father goes missing. Yet no one is completely devastated by the news, and it soon becomes clear that there are more truths to be unearthed as the evening goes on, eventually coming to a head in an explosive and emotional ending.

(PR Invite) The concept of this show is absolutely bizarre, and I did wonder before going in how exactly it would work. However, what I found was a really clever and immersive piece of theatre that had me in tears of laughter for much of its 60-minute runtime.

(PR) Vasthy & Friends: Sing, Dance, Play! is a fun and interactive musical with songs, dancing, fun and laughter for families. The show recently performed during the Edinburgh Fringe with a 60-minute runtime; however, I am reviewing a shorter recording of the production provided by the team.

(PR Invite) Written by Stan Zimmerman (writer of Golden Girls and Gilmore Girls) and directed by Abigail Morris (Kindertransport, Colder Than Here), Right Before I Go is a raw and emotional play that truly stayed with me long after I left the theatre.

(PR Invite) Written by Nicola Ryan, Mega Church Xmas Play is described as a “surreal, absurd, irreverent farce”, so I was very intrigued to see what the show had in store.

(PR Invite) TITCLOWN: daddy’s little girl is written and performed by Jessica Aszkenasy and explores desire, disappointment and the politics of being loved.

(PR Invite) Written by Philip Catherwood, The Pitch follows three young adults navigating life in East Belfast as a United Ireland referendum looms.

(PR Invite) Theatre Caddis have brought their production of Jane Eyre Convention to Edinburgh Fringe this year.

(PR Invite) Fiona thinks she has it all — the perfect life, with a good job, a house and all the best skincare. But when she wakes up in an almost empty room with no recollection of how she got there, she’s forced to look at her life in a different way.

Review: As a fan of Schitt’s Creek, I had high hopes for this parody show and it didn’t disappoint.

(PR Invite) This show was absolutely bizarre… and I loved every minute of it!

(PR Invite) This show needs to come with a warning… you will, for several days afterwards, have the Fantasy World Adventures Mega Park theme stuck in your head for hours...days even!

(PR Invite) In this Disney parody musical, Prince Charming is fed up with being ignored. Why do all the princesses get all the love and attention while the princes are forgotten about?

(PR Invite) When Sharon Hargreaves goes down a massive conspiracy theory rabbit hole at 3am, she decides to convince her best friend Debs (Emma Thornett) to head to Vegas to see Adele… but it just so happens that the 25th Annual Flat Earth Convention is taking place there at the same time.

(PR Invite) Following the success of their previous shows — Hold On To Your Butts and Run, You Fools! — Recent Cutbacks are back at Edinburgh Fringe with their new show, KeVIN!!!!!

(PR Invite) By Wilison Labs, 00:45:00 is a 50-minute play following an experiment where five people walk into a room, but only one can survive. Will everything go according to plan? I signed an NDA so I can’t tell you…

(PR Invite) What a fun night out! (No) Refunds is an interactive game show play that runs for sixty minutes. Your host? That would be Tiffany Gold — a fabulous, stylish American presenter.

(PR Invite) With its book and lyrics by Tom Rolph and lyrics by Michael Rincón, Escape Room: The Musical follows a group of friends who are tricked into a reunion at an escape room. With sixty minutes to solve the puzzles and escape — but can they all work together to make it happen?