"Piercing and flecked with a grim mischievous humour. .. debbie tucker green's stylised dialogue is punctuated with the rhythmic precision of a musical score. .. quietly devastating. .. an impassioned play about stalled progress. " —Independent

"An amazingly ambitious epic. .. has a thrillingly unexpected theatre form and is written in green’s distinctive style of reiterative and repetitive punchy dialogues, which here are both emotionally passionate and imaginatively modernistic. .. raises your political consciousness while expanding your sense of the beautiful. " —The Arts Desk

"A furious dissection of racial injustice. .. overwhelming. " —Guardian

"The thrill of seeing this play by debbie tucker green is partly generated by its passion and partly by its poetry. It is so original, ear and eye-catching. .. words fly like missiles, beautifully honed, finding their targets, creating a picture of a world where people of colour are constantly suppressed. .. excruciatingly funny but utterly devastating in its impact. " —WhatsOnStage

"With ear for eye, debbie tucker green goes further than ever before in breaking down and reconstructing form, creating a complex work of economic eloquence and gestural clarity, uncompromisingly and brilliantly her own. It’s tough, harrowing, and fiercely beautiful. " —The Stage

"An intensely smart piece of theatrecraft. Its three components would make total sense in isolation; together they interact in a subtly devastating dance. " —Time Out

"An insistent, unrelenting cry of protest. .. brilliantly written and darkly funny. .. this powerful, challenging drama is an urgent, impatient call for change. " —BritishTheatre. com