“. . . This play could hardly be timelier. With the public inquiry in every news bulletin, it is hardly surprising to find that this show has sold out very quickly. Entering the upstairs room of Oxford’s Turl Street Kitchen, an audience of about 30 people takes seats in sofas and armchairs around the room. Low tables in front of us hold china cups and teapots. We sip Gunpowder Green tea and as the room falls silent, the play begins. . . A stunning, engaging, and unusual piece that well deserves more attention!”

“…The staging of this production is spare, and wonderfully so. An empty stage with a vibrant backdrop of lights, paintings, and curtains changes each scene smoothly and with minimum clutter of props. At the front of the stage sits Hanif Khan, a musician who, with a series of hand-drums and other small instruments, conveys the tone and emotion of the play marvellously.”