Critic Reviews (9)
“Gutturally affecting, this is theatre that paints a vivid picture of the delicacy of being alive.”
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“I can’t exactly call the play a pleasure to watch but it’s definitely a privilege.”
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“It is funny and profound, intense without ever becoming overwrought.”
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“It’s very good and clear and unsentimental on how parenthood not only puts you through the emotional wringer, but how it totally recontexualises your relationship to your partner.”
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“The play is superbly written, never losing either its tension, its humour or its ability to involve the audience in this searing set of choices.”
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“For all its overpowering bleakness, there’s something ultimately hopeful about Norris’s play — and the way it shows us that this, too, is survivable.”
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"It’s mercilessly concentrated and intimate, almost as if the characters are being gradually stripped of their skin. And yet the writing also exudes a profound compassion."
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"The overall result is an excruciatingly strong account of devastating emotions and terrible ethical dilemmas. It’s fierce in intensity, and desperately moving in its impact."
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