★★★☆☆ After being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, Stephanie is unable to play her violin and unwilling to accept what her condition has taken from her. Persuaded by her husband, she visits psychologist Dr Feldmann, who tries to help her face a future she had never expected. . .

★★★☆☆ As one of six women in the family, Man struggles to maintain her own integrity when put under constant pressure by her parents and her five sisters. From career choices to relationships, nothing in her life is safe from scrutiny . . . Plays like this are important in reminding us that we aren’t as progressive as we like to think.

★★★★☆ The play revolves around a family reunion and the presentation that Dougie has prepared for his fiftieth birthday. Through the presentation, he unearths the family’s dark past as he seeks to gain the support from his ex-wife Arlene, her husband Lorenz, and their children.