'Cuts deep… a coruscating metaphor for all our helpless efforts to orchestrate our lives, despite our awareness of our mortality'
The Times
'Delightfully funny and deeply moving… its final radiant moment is breathtaking'
Independent
'Truly wonderful – emotionally battering, yes, but very funny, never mawkish and ultimately exultant'
Telegraph
'Edson's writing has its harrowing moments but it is never maudlin… A genuinely life-enhancing play about death
Guardian
'Heart-battering... as glorious and cathartic as theatre gets'
The Stage
'An original and urgent work of art. Among the finest plays of the decade'
Wall Street Journal
'A dazzling and humane play you will remember until your dying day'
New York Magazine
'A brutally human and beautifully layered new play. You will feel both enlightened and, in a strange way, enormously comforted'
New York Times