A Real Humane Person Who Cares And All That

Guardian“The writing is sometimes too sharp and shiny, lacking emotional layers...” Intelligent, often provocative, and there's no doubting Brace's talent as a writer, nor his ability to explore mendacity in public and private relationships. But while this is highly watchable, the structure feels more tricksy than illuminating...

The Times“A jagged drama that feels dramatically unfinished...” Three actors — Daniel McGowan, Benjamin Peters and Tiffany Wood — play all nine characters, and the play vaults back and forth in time over four short scenes. The effect is gripping, but spare to the point of being undernourished...

The Stage“There is much to commend in this concise, rewarding hour...” The humour doesn’t just restrict itself to a sharply written causticity reminiscent of crisis management scenes in The Thick of It, but that it is also confident enough to throw in some hilariously superficial, tongue in cheek one-liners...

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