Overview

• CityAM awards five stars and hails Locke’s stage presence alongside Ruaridh Mollica’s strong turn and their onstage chemistry.
• The Times gives three stars, describes the play as slight, and questions top stalls pricing around £100 while flagging £25–£39 onstage seats as good value.
• Sophie Melville draws notice as Trisha, a reformed meth addict whose strained relationship with her son adds emotional charge.
• Director Jack Serio emphasizes pared-back staging, with Stacey Derosier’s lighting transporting scenes and keeping the focus on performances.
• Samuel D. Hunter’s script explores class, identity and mortality, with Jake’s Huntington’s diagnosis informing the character’s urgency.