<p>'A tender and observant piece that's at once a tribute to the idea of community and a sensitive vision of the perils of isolation… a touching portrait of mature affection, quietly truthful about its rewards and difficulties'</p>

Evening Standard

<p>'Brimming with gentle humour and bursting with heart… the restraint and social realism of Pringle's writing lifts it above saccharine glibness, towards something far more elegiac and far richer dramatically... a gently funny and genuinely adorable not-quite love story'</p>

The Stage

<p>'Wittily and cleverly written… it is closely and lovingly observed, creating a sense of these people and their lives'</p>

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