(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) 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) Unleashed is a 60-minute play written by Siobhán Healy and directed by Nathan Dowling, with both also starring in the production.

(PR Invite) Written by Sasha Wilson and produced by Claire Gilbert for Out Of The Forest Theatre, Bury The Hatchet is a 75-minute retelling of the story of Lizzie Borden.

Review: The Comedy About Spies - Every time I see a Mischief show, I walk out that door with my shoulders feeling a little lighter, but it’s especially the case with this one. We all need a comfort show sometimes — and Spies is exactly that for me.

(PR Invite) Every once in a while, you come across a play that completely hooks you, and you want nothing more than to see it again after leaving, still thinking about it days later. This is exactly how I felt watching Firebird — an incredibly harrowing and powerful story about Tia, a girl who has been in care since she was three. She forms a connection with a man she thinks she can trust, but it ultimately unfolds into a deeply real story about grooming.

Hilarious, chaotic and silly — all the ingredients of a fabulous Mischief show.