Reviews

Rosalind interviewed in The Stage during Edinburgh 2017

"The play of the year for me was The Delights of Dogs and the Problems of People -- funny, moving, insightful, and ridiculously well acted. In an orderly world it would run for 100 years. Rosalind Blessed and Duncan Wilkins will break your heart whilst making you think, which is the hallmark of great drama. Definitely the play to see at this year’s Festival Fringe.
- Andrew O’Hagan, New York Times Magazine
"Blessed has plenty to say and a strong voice that demands to be heard" - The Stage
"Without a doubt, one of the strongest pieces of drama the Courtyard Theatre has hosted to date" - Female Arts
"An intimate, perfectly designed and hard hitting piece of theatre" - London theatre 1
"the ending was dynamic and provoked several different reactions from the audience: some sat with their hands over their mouth and others looked away" - London theatre 1
"I believe it has the potential to save lives" - London theatre 1
"What was also excellent about the play was the style and quality of acting...Blessed and Wilkins are second to none" - London theatre 1
"There's a boldness to Blessed's writing that makes it a striking presence in the intimacy of the Courtyard's studio..at its best when most disquieting" - There Ought to be Clowns
"A marvellous two-hander from Rosalind Blessed...superb poise and precision" - Theatre Bubble