Past productions have included Stephen Sondheim’s Company and Assassins, which were both sell-out shows when performed in Bristol and Edinburgh. Kate Copstick from The Scotsman wrote: 'Sondheim is safe in their hands.'

Having established a strong reputation with Sondheim musicals, Eyebrow went on to tackle Into The Woods, at the New Theatre, Oxford. In line with Eyebrow’s typically innovative style, this production, hosted by Mel Smith, was entirely put together in 48 hours.

S tephen Sondheim described the venture as 'genuinely fresh and exciting' and the evening - First Choice in The Times - was a triumph, with the 'beautifully delivered' event raising funds for the Oxford Children’s Hospital £9 million campaign.

Eyebrow Productions then reprised its 48 hour challenge and performed Sweet Charity at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, presented by Gail Porter. David Jason said of the fantastic performance: For such an experience to benefit the British Heart Foundation is indeed the icing on the cake.

Showtime Challenge 3 came in the form of Me and My Girl at the London Palladium for the Anthony Nolan Trust and was hosted by Mel Giedroyc and Les Dennis. It once again gave over a hundred talented actors and musicians the opportunity to perform on a West End stage.

Eyebrow is now concentrating on its new project, Writetime – the search for fresh and exciting plays, musicals and short films. Click here for more information.