Burton Taylor
Tuesday 15th – Saturday 19th June, 7.30p.m.
“There are some touching moments of intimacy, but overall the production falls somewhat short of achieving the high degree of intensity and violent self-abandonment required for this play. Still, it’s one to watch if you feel like indulging in a little poetic melancholy at the end of term” Annina Lehmann
“Perhaps, as an American, I was a little hypersensitive to the accents, but it was a bit distracting to hear them fade in and out.” Erin Horan

Frewin Undercroft
Tuesday 15th – Saturday 19th June, 7.30p.m.
“where they fall short of gaining the much sought-after title of Ultimate Student Play, is in forgetting that student theatre is also supposed to be a bit crap, whereas this production was anything but.” Alexander Du Sautoy
“why on earth am I giving this play four stars? Because it was awesome. The ideas of performance and the way it can function in everyday life, are ones that are dealt with here in a completely unique way.” David Ralf

Oxford Playhouse
Monday 14th – Saturday 19th June
“the mix of tragedy and humour was faultless, and while I may disagree with some of the bigger directorial choices, I cannot do anything but praise the many little touches which served to add many a laugh or a pang of sadness throughout the play.” Alexander Du Sautoy
“This play was wonderfully enjoyable, funny and serious by turns, and with a well maintained pace, despite limited action.” Rebecca Whiteley

Keble O’Reilly
Monday 14th June – Thursday 17th June, 7.30p.m.
“Though at times it hits the heights that we might expect, this production more often than not comes across as what it ultimately is – one last hoorah.” Matt Harper and Sarah McCready
“This is a play without repercussions, in which all the ‘mornings after’ have been sheared from the plot. The focus rests entirely on the sex itself. It is a fascinating premise, and one which most of the cast (I counted at least four former Playhouse leads) pulled off spectacularly well.” …

Oxford Playhouse
Sunday 13th June, 6p.m.
“Daaaaaaaaaaahling!!!!!! SuwEEEEEEEEEEtie!!!!!! PURR-RECIOUS!! If any of today’s hacktors wanted to know what they’ll look and sound like in fifty years time, they couldn’t have done much worse than turn up to last night’s OUDS Gala.” Rory Fazan
“The youthful vigour of all the performers (even those who graduated decades ago) made a case for the importance of OUDS.” Rory Pelsue