"An impeccable display of imagination... as though Chechov had been dragged into present- day Scotland and fused with magic-realism."
The Glasgow Herald

"Provocative and intruiging... if you have a passion for telling or being told stories, go and see it."
Herald and Post

“A disturbing new Scottish play… There is something about class here, something about the limits of creativity, something about the extreme danger of loving, or of trying to do good… Claire Cochrane, Bobbie Robertson, and young Geoffrey Lee, superb as the weird boy, give a trio of memorably sure-footed and deeply-felt performances… Carmen Wright’s lighting, Swelling Meg’s live music, and Mirella Weingarten’s simple, bleached set design are all beautiful and haunting; and Sullivan establishes herself as a strange new presence in Scottish theatre writing, an original talent to watch.”
The List