"You can certainly admire the efforts made here, while also questioning the wisdom of trying to stage such an inexorably dated – albeit occasionally beguiling – piece."
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"A story of postwar, would-be bohemians engaged in cross-generation, borderline-incestuous romances within their own family and social circle, its characters are thin and dislikeable, its plot preposterous."
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"It is, without doubt, a well-oiled show, easy on the eye and ear."
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"I don’t want to overreact to what is basically a pretty silly musical with nice tunes and solid performances...Ultimately the story of ‘Aspects of Love’ is probably best viewed as a relic of a different era, when people did actually cop off with their teenage cousins and the British were only just fumblingly acknowledging that sex was a thing."
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"This revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber's 1989 hit musical may not quite sweep you off your feet – but it still beguiles"
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"You sit through the two and a half hours hoping that the characters will acquire some sort of depth. They never do."
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"This production represents a gamble, too, and whatever one's reaction to the intractable nuttiness of the material, something about it - rather like a bygone, life-defining love affair - proves impossible to dismiss."
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"Jonathan Kent’s production doesn’t seem that interested in emphasising the darkness of this story. Instead, it’s laden with distracting digital projections... Some people will find it charmingly bohemian. I found it all irredeemably icky, even if – much like herpes – its tunes won’t fail to linger."
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