Homos, or Everyone in America

'Powerfully combines smart wit and smarting pain… these are as closely, delicately realised individuals as you could imagine... intellect comes to chime with emotion in a story told with a deep level of engagement and often unflinching intimacy'

'A brilliantly provocative modern-day romance'

'A poignant, intimate portrait of modern gay life… a valuable reminder that hearts and minds – not just the law – need to change for equality to be achieved'

'A play that everyone should see'

'There's huge ambition in Jordan Seavey's epic American odyssey… even though it focuses in on one couple, it could be seen as an overarching depiction of love, life, homosexuality and relationships in the noughties… there is truth in the piece about what it means to be gay in modern America – or anywhere really – and the characters are realistically human'

'A daringly frank, funny and affecting new play. Seavey’s portrait of young gay New Yorkers negotiating the sometimes thorny nature of love and intimacy has an arresting, even bruising honesty'

'A blisteringly fine and hilarious play with devastatingly pointed intelligence'