Madeleine Laing, Journalist

"Truly ground-breaking theatre."

"Moor gives Highsmith a tense kind of power, hiding underlying vulnerability."

"The humour is weird and absurd and surprising — Davis never goes for the obvious joke, just the best one."

"There's some great images, like of young dudes looking 'like seven hams in a singlet' and dark takes on bad relationships."

"One big surprise came towards the end of the show when she started selling clothes and other stuff that she can't get rid of on Gumtree."

"She's endearingly, sometimes shockingly, real."

"Jeremy Neideck and the terrific ensemble cast manage to keep all the plates spinning to create a show that is moving, funny and effective."

"Even though Lorna doesn't get her romance novel happy ending, you still come out of it feeling like she is too tough to ever really be beaten."

"An is warm and unexpectedly moving."

"By paying more attention you also notice the unadorned beauty of the setting and the careful, considered cinematography."

"The experience of seeing this film on the big screen is one of the true joys of a film festival."

"An intimate story of the delicacies of human interaction."