Peanut Butter & Blueberries

'A bittersweet romcom akin to David Nicholls' One Day... a sun-kissed love story tinged with tragedy... Manzoor-Khan's dialogue wonderfully captures the idiomatic tenor of everyday conversation between students... this is clearly a writer with real skill and ambition, and it will be fascinating to see where she goes next'

* Telegraph *

'Arrestingly unexpected... a two-hander that doesn't play out via romcom rules... Manzoor-Khan's text carries salt and darting lyricism'

* Guardian *

'A classic will-they-won't-they-yes-obviously-they-absolutely-will rom-com, except both characters are practicing Muslims... a simple, innocent love story with characters you're desperately rooting for'

* WhatsOnStage *

'A gentle, elegantly plotted love story... shines light onto aspects of UK life still rarely depicted on stage... as a gesture of inclusivity in the capital it couldn't be more timely'

* Evening Standard *

'Bittersweet and touching... Manzoor-Khan's play works because it both celebrates the romcom and, because it's about two devout young Muslims, intrinsically subverts the form... an impressive playwriting debut'

* Time Out *

'A funny and refreshing take on a romantic comedy... funny and believable... doesn't shy away from the darker aspects of [the characters'] world, and when obstacles inevitably arise, you care about their impact. Crucially, the ending, like all the best, is sad, but life-affirming'

* The Stage *

'A delicious and original meet cute... extremely refreshing... touching and sweet'

* Broadway World *

'Inclusive and groundbreaking... the writing sparkles and its tender romance is beguiling... successfully evokes a world rich in mystery and delicate emotion... a show that makes its points with economy and intelligence'

* Arts Desk *

'Gorgeous... a window into the all-consuming rush of first love... full of quiet intimacy... It's also really funny'

* All That Dazzl