Isabel Steuble-Johnson’s direction is very effective… Steuble-Johnson’s staging keeps these scenes dynamic… As a result, the more still and serious moments usually feel all the more impactful by contrast.
McNeil’s script and Steuble-Johnson’s direction combine to pull off a skilful balance between levity and sincerity.
Charles Edward Pipe
North West End UK Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
For How to Date
... really enjoyed watching ... it properly made me laugh out loud.
What a joyful project. ... I also really enjoyed the larger-than-life characterisation and warm humour that ran throughout...
Isabel and Lucie have done terrific work. ... They really land the humour in Lucie’s voice.
Anonymous Producers:
Avalon, Studio Lambert, Me + You on
For It’s a Franco Life
Steuble-Johnson brilliantly depicts Dot and her girlfriend’s relationship through the metaphor of Dot’s handwriting. As Dot struggles to give proper shape to her letters, the stagnancy of the relationship she is in becomes increasingly clearer to the viewer. ...The film speaks volumes in very few words about self-discovery, growth, striving hard toward healing, and the strength and effort it takes to move on.
Subhalakshmi Dey, t2 online
on Cursive
Fear clutches at the audience, and the big twist rightfully claims its gasps. The play ends on an uncomfortable and terrifying note, and has the audience shocked and frightened, remaining in their seats long after the house lights come on, with a stunned silence.
Oviya Thirumalai - Adventures In Theatreland
on Phone Killer
Selected Awards


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