All of Us

'Urgent, funny and intensely moving... this play makes us consider people from every angle... it demands we build a society where we can truly see and value one another. Its insistence on radical empathy shines bright'

'Illuminating and rage-filled... alternately entertaining and hard-hitting, with many laugh-out-loud lines... a compelling piece of work, in which a huge and theatrically under-represented sector of the British population takes centre stage'

'Powerful and poignant... wittily dismantles preconceptions about life with disability... a call to action that fizzes with rage and protest'

'Shines a light on the inequality and prejudice that people living with disabilities in our society are facing... the experiences of living with a disability are given great nuance and remarkably intimate detail... breathtakingly poignant'

'Witty and moving, with sparky humour and raw anger'

'Harnesses theatre's unique power to affect the emotions viscerally, to shake the complacency out of us, to upset us and anger us. Martinez's play does that and powerfully so'

'Both gut-wrenchingly serious and hilariously funny... a cry from the heart and a stimulating piece of theatre'

'Immensely moving and emotionally raw... shines a light on the complex, challenging and joy-filled lives of modern disabled people'

'Deeply committed and compassionate... gloriously tender and funny'

'Startling, sparkling, revelatory'