Reviews

All In London.co.uk What's On Guide.

A play about sex, drugs, therapy and mayhem. Set in a counselling rehab centre, the play centres around five characters, all with their own central problems, mayhem, issues and concerns. The clever issue about the play is that it is full of twists and turns at every corner. As with most traditional plays that have a beginning, middle and an end, this play starts at the end, goes to the middle and finishes at the beginning, its a play to keep you on your toes in every scene.

Time Out reader's comments:

  Richard Willis, 21st April, 2009

  A dark, dark comedy! Play left me wanting to know more about the characters, in a good way! The two young

  actors Tommy Oneill and Steve Lorient handled their roles deftly, providing an unexpected twist. Both Novette

  Cummings and Hilary Catherine Gillespie seemed espcially suited to their parts and gave clear performances.

  Would like to see this transferred to a theatrical venue and given space to shine.

  Philip Clark, 22nd April, 2009.

  Strange, dramatic, comedic and yet dark and insightful. The reverse order of events certainly added to the

  appeal.

  PJ, 22nd April, 2009.

  A sharp comedy, starting almost farcically and taking an unexpected and seriously dark turn (or ending farcically

  and travelling in reverse to one). Smart and well played with strong performances from a cast with great

  chemistry with, Novette Cummings and Hilary Catherine Gillsepie holding the centre splendidly. Echoing the

  comment above, I'd love to see this given the space to shine in a bigger venue.

  Anna Carter, 24th April, 2009.

  Definitely needs to be taken to a theatre. Strong cast, subtle and commanding performances from the young

  men, with the female cast holding court.