"Absolutely obsessed with how good the show was!"

"All of it was fantastic!"

"Loved the sing along"

"Thoroughly enjoyed it, loved it"

"Archer plays Tilley with such decorum and class that not only showcases the privileged lifestyle she had, but by claiming she was one of the originals that started the trend of dressing as a man alongside Marie Lloyd and Nelly Power. Whilst this is true, Archer plays to the crowd, using this as an anchor to creatively 'shade' the newcomer of King to keep her in her place through comedy.

Hopkins on the other hand fights back well by channelling King's comedic feistiness, but takes a more serious route when personally attacked by Tilley.

She calls out how Tilley encouraged young men to sign up for their own death in battle. Archer and Hopkins cleverly use the rivalry to their advantage though, as they create magic in their set, engaging with the audience and clearly enjoying the experience.

Using both different styles of comedy of Tilley and King not only gives a fantastic celebration of music hall, but an interesting exploration of life itself using entertainment as a platform..."

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ - Sascha Cooper, Broadway Baby