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DUBLIN CAROL
If you want an antidote to seasonal mush, this is certainly it.
(Michael Billington, The Guardian ****)

...this fine revival... It's a grim situation but Wright wrings every drop of dark humour out of the script and offers a glimmer of hope at the end.
(Financial Times ****)

Exhilarating... Abbey Wright's production is good on the detail and rises to the cathartic heights. In a season where theatre wears fake boobs, here's a little realist epiphany which will still be with you after you pack up the tinsel and stars.
(Time Out ****)

Abbey Wright directing elicits a superb performance from Lydon... An inspiring evening depicting the struggles of humanity against self-imposed adversity
(Irish Examiner ****)

John's gentle catharsis held me fast for 70 minutes with its sadness, dignity, humour and humanity.
(Libby Purves, The Times)

An assured production... as seasonal as a dread-inducing hangover, this is a well-timed revival.
(Paul Taylor, The Independent)
 
Director Abbey Wright does well to mine all of the emotion and wit in McPherson's script. She gets three excellent performances.
(The Stage)

There is a clear sense of the 70 minute piece's tripartite balance in Abbey Wright's efficient production.
(Henry Hitchings, Evening Standard)

Abbey Wright's production deserves attention for its detailed and intricate characterization.
(British Theatre Guide)

ROSE
Well-crafted, relevant, winningly-performed
(The Telegraph ****)

Poignant and powerful, A small gem...
(The Evening Standard ****)

Abbey Wright directs with style and imagination
(Whatsonstage ****)

Bravura performances... touching and thought-provoking
(The Times ****)

LAKEHOUSE / PRAIRIE DU CHIEN
It all goes with a tremendous swing... riveting
(The Independent ****)

(The Crew's) collective impotence is palpable in Abbey Wright's finely judged production and, in crackling performances, each man veers between hilarious bravado and bruising intimate revelation... Wright does a stupendous job of drawing out the overlapping resonances in this rare double-bill.
(Time Out ****)

Abbey Wright's production hits you with all of the withering, clear-eyed force of youth
(The Times)

Here's a treat; two fairly unknown David Mamet plays... directed to a very high standard by Abbey Wright
(Whatsonstage ****)

THE ONES THAT FLUTTER
The acting from the whole cast is quite simply stellar. Michael Feast leads a supremely talented group. Abbey Wright's direction is as sharp and well-defined as the acting.
(Whatsonstage *****)

A gem of a production... an exceptionally talented cast. You are totally absorbed and left emotionally spent. This is an extraordinary production.
(The Telegraph ****)

Abbey Wright's production elicits a fine set of performances from an excellent cast. The acting and staging really are outstanding, delivering emotional pyrotechnics with the requisite force time after time.
(Time Out)