Libby Purves

"This show is bliss. Ros Adler has the uncomfortable knack of spearing every form of female self-delusion from romantic fantasy to smug wifehood or faux-tough independence, set against a background obbligato of male peacocking . The result is very funny, occasionally poignant, and full of salutary lessons."

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Three Weeks

"Rosalind Adler, playing all three roles, seems to conjure her characters out of thin air as one scene leads into the next. For me, it was the sheer detail in the portrayal of each of the three women she played that was the selling point of the show; they all had their own distinct and very recognisable features, creating an extraordinarily believable reality, the kind that many writers and actors struggle to achieve. Hilarious - a very clever script."

Marie Jones, Oxford Times

"Clever, funny and lively - a refreshingly honest look at the minefield of internet dating."

Gwilym Scourfield, Oxford Daily Info

"A brilliant show, flawlessly written and performed - excitingly demanding theatre - a treat."

Nice Pictures

"A brilliant show - funny, moving and perfect."

ivillage magazine

"Warm, witty and compelling.

The Reading Post

"very funny and perceptive - skilled writing and performance - she hits the buttons constantly"

The Henley Standard

"Brave - a study of broken dreams - all three characters are wholly recognisable and the whole piece cleverly linked by real or imagined computer dating ads."

remotegoat: Maddy Ryle

"Short, funny, bitter and sweet... laugh-out-loud funny."