A masterfully executed, haunting chamber piece

Guardian

The Last Yankee reasserts Miller's unquestionable dominance of American drama ... No other American playwright has had his range of experience and feeling; none has combined his magisterial moral judgement with his warm and forgiving sense of humour and his ability to inhabit completely, like Shakespeare or Ibsen, every character he creates. Miller writes with a sense of pain and laughter, with an understanding of the heart's endless struggle with the mind, which is characteristic of a writer on an unending journey of discovery.

Sunday Times

Afine and moving play ... Like all Miller's best work, it effortlessly links private and public worlds by connecting personal desperation to insane American values

Guardian

One of Miller's most intimate works in which an entire system seems to have left its casualties in need of collective medication

Herald Scotland

[This] passionate and subtle 75-minute play offers no easy answers to the profound questions it raises about what mental illness is, and how it can best be treated

Scotsman