"Hugely imaginative… I can't get it out of my mind."

 Independent

"Domestic drama written on the largest canvas… sharp, witty, incisive writing... the dialectics Hickson crams into simple, domestic settings and relatable, human characters is utterly gripping; arguments about justice, colonialism, capitalism and the human condition are wielded with deftness and articulacy."

 Exeunt Magazine

"Highly intelligent and bursting with predictions of the path we are leading each other down."

 A Younger Theatre

"Bold, playful and scorchingly ambitious... Hickson suspends the normal rules of realism to pursue big ideas... a remarkable play that... contains one of the best theatrical mother-daughter relationships of recent years."

 The Guardian

"An audacious epic… a huge, ambitious study of co-dependency: mother and daughter, man and machine, east and west, Britain and empire."

 Time Out

"An audacious and craftily self-referential piece, which mixes prickly humour with a mischievous intelligence."

 Evening Standard