"The playwright, Frank Bramwell, has struck on a very clever idea and created an intelligently written play which luckily never slips into an English Literature style discussion. An amusing and moving performance."

Edinburgh Hairline Highlight

"I don't think I've ever seen such raw energy and physical commitment in a Fringe performance. The audience loved them and showed it enthusiastically at the close."

Buxton Fringe Festival

"This was a complex and very clever new look at the play. Take your sharpest wits with you, and listen carefully, but also be prepared to be carried along by the pace, skill and style of the presentation."

Buxton Fringe Festival

"It's very rare for our staff to be so united in their glowing praise of a Fringe Show, but all those who saw it were stunned, and everyone unable to make it this time was very disappointed to have missed out."

Edinburgh Fringe Festival

James, the venue manager, genuinely rated your show among the top six Fringe shows he has seen in his decade working at the Festival. An outstanding show, overall it was both a pleasure and an honour to have Romeo & Juliet For All Time in our venue."

Edinburgh Fringe Festival

“R and J For All Time is an intriguing work created around a simple conceit (simple conceits are the best.)”

ReviewGate

“Strong playing from the two young people, Rebecca Rogers and Ben Norris – high emotions and, when required, great pace and vocal clarity. Andy Alsop creates a human Friar, Tina Hofmann paces her production well and creates some effective theatrical effects.”

ReviewGate

"Bramwell’s writing is taut, avoiding clunky pastiche, and thought-provoking.”

ReviewGate

“The small cast is excellent, with Matt Robinson (Romeo) and Polly Lister (Juliet) turning in particularly passionate, believable performances.”

Edinburgh Fringe Festival

“This was a complex and very clever … new look at the play. Take your sharpest wits with you, and listen carefully, but also be prepared to be carried along by the pace, skill and style of the presentation.”

Edinburgh Fringe Festival

“A delightful extension to the original theme. Beautifully portrayed. I’m sure Mr Shakespeare would have loved it.”

Birmingham Fringe Festival

“… rarely is an audience given the chance to see the same scene developed to appreciate the talents of the performers - your play was an excellent vehicle for the viewer to reassess the language and the meaning of the great bard.”

Birmingham Fringe Festival