Sean Maroney, Journalist

"Enmeshed in contemporary urban life, full of misunderstood affairs and drunken one-nighters."

"The melodramatic moments were often addressed as if they were classically serious drama."

"Two girls in the front row admitted to skipping their senior formal to attend tonight."

"For 30 minutes quaint and for an hour-and-a-half confusing and theatrically addled."

"A linear narrative full of drama and sincerity, twists and turns."

"On an island where everything is topsy turvy, nothing is out of place."

"It develops itself as an exposé on stage-craft but at no moment is it boring or does it slip into academic nonsense."

"Puppets. Sex. Middle English. Yo-yos. Modern day prophets."

"It’s a laff for sure."

"Expect some fantastic actors. Expect a script that disappoints."

"The experience of being part of a family is always considered sacrosanct. The Christmas lunch has proved this wrong."

"Anachronistic racial slurs and explicit contempt for paupers are soaked up by misplaced laughter and courteous applause."