It is a scorching and savage tragedy, yet its jokes are innumerable, and of a quality not to be found in any other play in London. Not only are they uproariously funny, but at the same time as they make you laugh your head off they throw wide open the windows of your mind, they enlarge your field of vision and they blow away the accumulated dust of ages. "Sunday Times"
Barnes's writing delivers pitch-black comedy that calls to mind the deranged magic of Monty Python "Evening Standard"
Witty, angry, ugly and alive "The Times"
Barnes's play has an intoxicating energy that allows characters to spring into song-and-dance at a moment's notice and still touches a few raw nerves. "Guardian""
It is a scorching and savage tragedy, yet its jokes are innumerable, and of a quality not to be found in any other play in London. Not only are they uproariously funny, but at the same time as they make you laugh your head off they throw wide open the windows of your mind, they enlarge your field of vision and they blow away the accumulated dust of ages. Sunday Times
Barnes's writing delivers pitch-black comedy that calls to mind the deranged magic of Monty Python Evening Standard
Witty, angry, ugly and alive The Times
Barnes's play has an intoxicating energy that allows characters to spring into song-and-dance at a moment's notice and still touches a few raw nerves. Guardian
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"It is a scorching and savage tragedy, yet its jokes are innumerable, and of a quality not to be found in any other play in London. Not only are they uproariously funny, but at the same time as they make you laugh your head off they throw wide open the windows of your mind, they enlarge your field of vision and they blow away the accumulated dust of ages." --Sunday Times
"Barnes's writing delivers pitch-black comedy that calls to mind the deranged magic of Monty Python" --Evening Standard
"Witty, angry, ugly and alive" --The Times
"Barnes's play has an intoxicating energy that allows characters to spring into song-and-dance at a moment's notice and still touches a few raw nerves." --Guardian