We have enjoyed watching Deep Blue theatre over the last few Fringes with such shows as Chess, A Chorus Line, Guys and Dolls and Cabaret so I must admit I was really looking forward to seeing them in this Richard Maltby David Shire cabaret musical Starting here Starting Now. A slightly larger than usual cast of six, Poppy Burton Morgan, Andrew Hollingbury, Lucy Page, Hannah Richards, Anton Tweeddale and Eva Traynor introduce a whole host of characters and situations that portray the progress of young love and the gradual progression into the confusion that can arise whist maturing. Although there are few ‘showstoppers’ in this piece, I must saw I’ve always enjoyed it and this was no exception. The cast gave a thoroughly professional performance, it was skillfully directed by Laura Corcoran, choreographer by Keiran Pugh and even though the cast were un-miked their voices filled the auditorium never swamped by musical director Andrew Corcoran. So, if you know the musical you’ll certainly enjoy it, if not, go and see it anyway, you will certainly struggle to see a better example of musical theatre this Fringe. ****