Now, I See

'Remarkable... emotional punch, gut-wrenching performances and formal invention... Alongside the darkness, there is a great amount of lightness, comedy and laughter... joyful, with an ending that feels ritualistic in its forgiveness, and healing'

'Powerful and bold... a sensitive, soul-searching study of Black masculinity in contemporary Britain... an astonishing closing scene that hits hard'

'A story of familial conflict and resolution... Malaolu has crafted a tale full of humour, confessional moments and heartbreaking choreography'

'An emotionally deep and powerful show'

'Magical... shines a light on how the physical body holds grief and the ways in which this manifests in the lives of black British men... The script is sharp, punchy and full of moments for erupting laughter... absolutely mesmerising... builds to a beautiful moment of release and redemption'

'A moving story that shows life is not about fighting, but about feeling, forgiving, and bonding'

'Stunning, gorgeous and heart-wrenching'

'Exceptionally rare... captures so perfectly the way it feels to be alive... nothing I say is going to quite capture what it felt to experience this show... it is everything theatre can be'

'Wonderful... Malaolu's early successes may have been through movement and dance but this piece shows his talents as a writer'

'A beautifully structured piece of writing... Its themes are universal and the raw emotion played out on stage builds and builds towards understanding and healing'