A striking, Aristophanic, tongue-in-cheek encounter.

Independent

In his beautiful play . . . Shepherd has captured the essence of the men, and has found them a magical location and a good moment in history in which to meet.

Time Out

Charm is not a quality one would immediately associate with either William Blake or Tom Paine, but Jack Shepherd's play about a meeting between the two in 1791 has it in abundance.

The Times

A beautiful exploration

The Stage

. . . a stylish account of the meeting of two brilliant minds . . . If you like big ideas . . . this is a hoot . . .

Time Out London

. . . it opens up an intriguing and ultimately unresolvable debate.

Guardian