The Grand Old Opera House Hotel

'A gloriously funny one-off... a remarkably inventive, uproariously witty comedy that springs one audacious surprise after another'

'Brilliant... nothing less than a pure and heartfelt boy-meets-girl romantic comedy, inspired by the rapturous power of great music... the sharpest kind of social criticism and wisecracking satire... a wild and sometimes beautiful farce... an absolute joy'

'Glorious... a gag-filled, head-spinning operatic comedy... an idiosyncratic romp as formally adventurous as it is extravagantly funny'

'Completely unpredictable and wonderfully farcical'

'An ambitious and buoyant love story... a genuine delight'

'Joyously theatrical, utterly surreal... There are few people in theatre today who are kookier — or more touched by genius — than Isobel McArthur, the hottest thing in Scottish theatre, and possibly the UK'

'Bravo... a barn-storming production... There are twists and turns, serial misunderstandings, comic interludes (one scene has the woman in front of me howling with laughter) and pauses for McArthur to take potshots at everything from management speak to the prevalence of social media... one of the hits of the Fringe'

'Clever and hysterically funny, with McArthur’s signature anarchy and inventiveness'

'The funniest show I’ve seen for years... a hit, a palpable hit!'