“. . . This production stays true to the 1930’s setting, which seems essential to the events that the play describes. Gary McCann’s realistic Art Deco set and costumes give the required opulent feel to the world the characters inhabit. Michael Attenborough’s subtle direction ensures that the pace is sharp which is vital in a production of this type. . . You’ll see better plays Dangerous Corner but this production is refreshing and well performed – and in thrillers isn’t it more satisfying if you don’t already know the plot after all?”

” . . . Jonny McClean gives a versatile performance and the distinction between characters, rooted in his clarity of accents, is never a problem.. . . this piece of theatre aims to do its utmost to help us understand and should be applauded for the honesty John Kitchen’s script and the performance portrays. . . . A gritty, honest, unique piece of theatre that has you hooked from start to finish; a great reminder of our historical heritage that we should all strive to understand and respect – go see it if you can.”