England & Son

'A triumph... Ed Edwards' play has a terrifying force as it charts the story of a homeless man... it unfolds in fragmentary snapshots, kaleidoscopic images that build a picture in shards... The play's observations are fierce and sharp; its empathy, profound and moving'

* WhatsOnStage *

'A funny and ferocious telling of a lost childhood that frames the story of a juvenile offender through the lens of colonialism... powerful and moving'

* Guardian *

'Tremendous energy and real pathos'

* The Stage *

'A powerful cinematic journey through ecstatic highs and bone-crushing lows. Not your average coming-of-age story'

* Edinburgh Reviews *

'Magnificent... a ferocious script'

* The Times *

'A passionate plea for humanity... heartbreakingly powerful, sharp and tragic'

* Scotsman *

'A ferociously funny and thrilling drama, full of rage and hurt but also laced with humour, tenderness and empathy... political theatre at its most entertaining, engaging and effective'

* Morning Star *

'Absolutely top tier theatre... a bludgeon of horror'

* British Theatre Gui