“A fascinating show … packs in so much” (4 stars) The Guardian
“An enlightening and gripping play” FringeReview
“A masterclass in performance art, research and history” (5 stars)
EdFringeReview.com
“Tayo Aluko’s writing is truly remarkable, and his stage presence is unparalleled with any other actor I’ve yet seen at the festival.” (4 stars) EdFringeReview.com
“Charming and captivating” (4 stars) North West End
“Powerful, informative, humorous and captivating” (5 stars) The Wee Review
“Brilliantly … creates the picture of a remarkable, humane and forgiving man.” Counsel Magazine
“A heady, absorbing mix” Camden New Journal
“Groundbreaking … superb … extraordinary” Morning Star
“Ingenious, novel and compelling” Stagetalk Magazine
“Prepare to be bowled over” (4 stars) Wirral Globe
“Another triumph … that thrills and touches” (5 Stars) British Theatre Guide
“Immensely enjoyable.” (4 Stars) One4Review
“A superb play” (9/10) Liverpool Sound and Vision
“Every socialist, anti-racist and anti-imperialist will love this” Socialist Worker
“I learned more about black history through your show than my entire secondary school education.” E.I. from Farnham and London
“A brilliant … piece of theatre.” Monday Magazine, Victoria, BC, Canada
