A Wolf in Snakeskin Shoes

This play has so much going for it. * The Times *
Gardley's modern take on Moliere contains moments of real dazzle . . . There are big laughs here * Evening Standard *
bags of energy and linguistic brio * Guardian *
the story achieves the balance of farcical madness and narrative logic found in a good Moliere production. * Daily Mail *
Garley's script is largely written in sparkling verse, combining deep south African-American intonations with comic internal rhymes; it's technically impressive * Time Out London *
Gardley writes with tremendous verve, producing witty, whyming swashbuckling monologues . . . There's an energy and zing to the play * Financial Times *
The knockout orations sizzle. * Observer *
a hoot . . . Gardley's text is written in a lively and highly coloured verse whose rhymes are both comic and serve to underline its sparkling ideas. With some big themes of religious healing, curing gays, exploring roots, and the relationship between men and women, this is a spirited satire whose cartoon characters occasionally reveal unexpected depths. . . . Politically incorrect, often humorous, occasionally moving, this is a superior adaptation that proves that American playwriting is alive and well. * Tribune *