Reviews

"Connor Going's Garry is a highlight...there's an edge to all he does and his physical comedy in act two is terrific." WhatsonStage, Simon Thompson

"[Connor Going] very successfully embodies Garry's actually-quite-good acting alongside his complete inability to finish a sentence in real life. Going also delivers one of the most impressive physical moments of the night, leading to mid-show applause." West End Best Friend, Lorna Murray

"the audience at this particular performance was certainly enjoying themselves." Broadway World, Fiona Scott

"It's not just the sound production that makes this so effective, the cast are just fantastic too"

"Connor Going keeps up the energy as Donald the cat"

Everything Theatre, Lily Middleton
 

"The relationship between our two main characters is adorable."

"Benoit (played by Ross Baxter) and his lovable, but noisy kitten Donald (played by Connor Going)."

West End Best Friend, Rachel Louise Martin

"it's imaginative and funny, sweet and completely chaotic which children will love."

"The Wind in the Willows is beautifully done, perfectly cast and a total credit to this production team who have worked so hard to bring live theatre back in Scotland."

"The Wind in the Willows exceeded all of my expectations."

Broadway World, Natalie O'Donoghue

"the pun-toting and innocent appeal of Conor Going’s Otter, who also provides a spectacular vocal performance as the Judge"

"the movements to and from the set-pieces come over as natural and uncontrived as the cast interacts with the audience"

"A Christmas Carol is a delight from start to end"

"A truly wonderful five star treat."

Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard

"actors worthy of national stages... they received a well-deserved standing ovation."

SoGlos Gloucestershire, Amy Wright

"an imaginative new version of Charles Dickens' festive fable A Christmas Carol"

Muiscal Theatre Review, John Houseman

"Connor Going's Chuck, the bad boy, made much more impact... there's just not enough of him."

"The two onstage keyboards are shared around - and one or two of the cast sounded all but virtuosic."

Behind The Arras, Roderic Dunnett

"The stars of the show [include] without a shadow of a doubt Connor Going... exceptional vocals throughout the show."

"An outrageous evening that will have you dabbing tears away from laughing too hard."

Broadway Baby, Louise Jones

"Sh*tfaced Showtime is genius... executed with sheer perfection and brilliant talent."

Get The Chance Theatre, Hannah Goslin
 

Shitfaced Showtime: The Pirates of Penzance
"Intoxicatingly good"

****