Little Thing, Big Thing

O’Kelly finesses this deceptively breezy, carefully constructed story with his signature imagistic, action- oriented approach to language . . . Sketching a wide geopolitical canvas with everyday voices and poetic interior monologues, words render everything in fluid, filmic detail. * Irish Times *
funny, moving and profound by turns. . . . there is some beautiful writing here . . . good writing, a tight plot and a genuine desire to entertain * The Scotsman *
impressive . . . impeccable . . . a cloak-and-dagger comedy with a pure but unsentimental heart and a social conscience . . . Mr. O'Kelly('s) chameleonic talents are impressive . . . an ending that stops you short, right before it makes you think * New York Times *
exciting . . . it's a pleasure * Huffington Post *
riveting . . . the subject and story are current and trending . . . highly entertaining with a devastating and memorable ending * Blogcritics *
highly enjoyable . . . an ectopic romp with political edge and well-insulated wit * Onstage Blog *
madcap * Theatre's Leiter Side *
once it gets a hold of you, you won't turn away . . . a combination of onomatopoeic storytelling, interesting and effective blocking, and an incredible set to create the pace in which we get lost and entertained . . . Donal O'Kelly is incredible . . . stimulating and rousing . . . there are not many shows like this one. * Manhattan with a Twist *
The time-honoured art of theatrical storytelling is in excellent hands . . . wonderful mix of suspense, eccentric comedy, and tender moments . . . grabs hold at the start and never lets go, a real treat! * Talkin' Broadway *