55%
(2 Ratings)
Positive
50%
Mixed
0%
Negative
50%
Members say
Absorbing, Ambitious, Edgy, Clever, Disappointing

About the Show

Three short plays about three ordinary women who have extraordinary internal worlds.  

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Critic Reviews (12)

BroadwayWorld
June 9th, 2023

"Kate O’Flynn conjures its magic from beneath the ink. She effortlessly wields McDowall’s semi-poetic language like a syringe."
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All That Dazzles (UK)
June 9th, 2023

"All three poems by McDowall were wonderful to watch, although the concluding ‘All of It’ was certainly the strongest piece...This was certainly like no other show I have ever seen, but it is a show I am more than thankful that I have seen. McDowall’s writing makes the ordinary extraordinary, and O’Flynn delivers his words in one of the most powerful performances I have seen this year."
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West End Best Friend
June 9th, 2023

" 'all of it' is a triumph in all areas – a drop-everything-and-go show."
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Lost in Theatreland (UK)
June 11th, 2023

What should have been a clear winner with the pedigree of McDowall, Featherstone and O’Flynn unfortunately only highlights the already established quality of the final piece. This was a very disappointing wade through the muck, though O’Flynn is, undeniably, a force to be reckoned with. She deserves far more.
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Time Out London
June 9th, 2023

“It feels like a modern classic, a monologue that could become a showpiece for O’Flynn or other brave performers. This may be all of it, but I want more.”
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The Arts Desk
June 12th, 2023

"O’Flynn performs this series of snapshots of the inner life... at a snappy pace which suggests the speed of time passing. She is enthralling, funny, sad and moving."
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The Stage (UK)
June 12th, 2023

"This is theatre that works its way beneath your skin: unsettling, transfixing drama from a singular imagination."
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WhatsOnStage
June 12th, 2023

"...the overriding take away thought from 'all of it' as a whole, beyond seeing one of this country’s most exciting actresses at work, is that this is what a collaboration between Beckett and Bennett (Alan) might have looked like. Either way, it’s a tour de force, and she is astonishing."
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