This is was an afternoon I will never forget! It was a rare opportunity to share my love for Doctor Who with fellow fans, including some familiar faces from the tardis.guide community. To witness Doctor Who live and in person is a rare treat!

The quality of the overall experience outweighed the quality of the story. I must admit to shedding a tear or two at points, feeling heightened emotions. Seeing The Doctor (the real Doctor!!) on stage alongside Charlie, The Master, and The Daleks is a memory I will cherish forever.

Plot-wise, for the first two-thirds the focus on The Doctor was well-executed. However, I felt the narrative faltered slightly towards the end (as is often the case with Doctor Who!). The Master's discovery of the Daleks' plan should have elicited a more compelling reaction, highlighting his unique villainy in contrast to their ruthless extermination policy. The second half could have benefited from showcasing The Master's perspective more prominently.

Performances were uniformly excellent. Paul McGann, India Fisher, Alex McQueen, Nicholas Briggs, Barnaby Edwards, and the entire cast were clearly enjoying themselves, their infectious energy radiating out into the audience. Their charm and enthusiasm elevated the entire production.

Story: 7/10
Experience: 9/10