Here is a digest of reviews for the most recent West End show 'Meat on the Bone'. "They're back, they're even more brilliant than before...Kit delivers the songs with delectable camp and diction that could slice diamonds, while the boyish Widow sparkles modestly at the grand piano...between them they create moments of magical musical revue sans pareil." Sara Abdulla TIME OUT "The songs are chiefly remarkable for their linguistic dexterity, all lolloping rhymes and chic contemporary references...their own brand of musical satire, which is waspish, witty, and positively throbbing with innuendo." Nick Curtis EVENING STANDARD "They combine verbal dexterity with pianistic skill" Michael Billington GUARDIAN "The witheringly rude Nineties answer to Flanders &' Swann...literate and sophisticated...inventively filthy" Charles Spencer DAILY TELEGRAPH "I left the theatre feeling I had enjoyed an hour or so of civilised fun." Benedict Nightingale TIMES "Combining the allure of Flanders & Swann and Noel Coward with a healthy dose of Julian Clary...tinkling the ironies with class and camp...their penchant for innuendo is infectious." James Rampton INDEPENDENT "Painfully funny...their sweetly smiled, oh so well mannered put downs go for the kill every time...Michael Flatley, see this show and snarl. Cherie Blair, see it and die. Lloyd Webber, see it and sue." Douglas McPherson WHAT'S ON