Our New Girl

'Mercilessly accurate... this fiendish little play is spot-on'

'A tightly wound drama of domestic noir... sharp observations and crackling dialogue... so tense that the audience was audibly inhaling'

'Both gripping and deeply unsettling'

'A wonderful sly, sharp humour and thematic subtlety'

'Gripping... a stealthy, see-sawing psychological drama... Little by little, multiple layers of guilt, blame, recrimination and loathing emerge, simmer and eventually boil over into a domestic storm from which there is no refuge'

'Bold, modern and unmissable... A psychological drama that sinks its teeth into the messy realities of modern parenthood, domestic power dynamics, and the unsettling presence of an outsider... unfolds with a slow-burning intensity that neatly balances dramatic tension and narrative ambiguity... Harris skilfully plays with familiar tropes (the sinister nanny, the disturbed child), but she twists them into something fresh, avoiding cliché through sharp dialogue and a balance of humour and dread... left the press night audience gasping in shock'

'Truly shocking... keeps the balance of comedy and anxiety teetering on a knife's edge... Razor-sharp in both thrill and wit'