Edward Lukes

“The Unbelievers lives up to expectations; insightful, humane, dramatic and surprisingly funny, this story of a missing child is so admirably crafted, it has it all.”

“The Pillowman is every bit as puzzling and disturbing as I recalled from its National Theatre debut.”

“The show becomes an optimistic celebration.”

“Plenty of laughs and strong performances make this an enjoyable play.”

“You can’t call Berryman’s writing bad – it’s studied, careful and competent – but it is predictable, and the story is thin.”

“This musical about Moses is not one of them.”

“Nonetheless, Waitress is not to all tastes.”

“Emma Rice and the late Angela Carter make a fine match – their works are full of invention, wit and fantasy. This new adaptation of Carter’s 1991 novel is a great yarn that distils, through its fairy-tale exaggerations, themes of family that are universal while being original and surprising.”

“It’s an achievement, of sorts, but not one for all tastes.”