"Brave theatre...inspiringly experimental...the performances are energetic & exciting - you’d be a fool to miss it.”  City Life

“Particularly good is Benjamin Warren.”  Manchester Evening News

“A striking performance.”  The Metro

“An impressively committed performance.”  The Guardian

"...and especially Benjamin Warren’s Stephen, perplexed and terrified into fatal silence, are excellent studies of variously trapped victims."  The Times

“The 30th anniversary production misses nothing in Leigh's terrifying expose of the looming clash in British society…The acting has a real depth and integrity that pays rich dividends…Benjamin Warren and Helen Johns acting up a slowly-brewing storm as the ill-matched young couple next door.”  The Scotsman

"Dark, unsettling and philosophical but also hugely funny thanks to mesmerising performances...Frayn’s novel aims to recreate the hysteria and paranoia of wartime, and the amazing energy of Benjamin Warren who plays Stephen, the sultry Jordan Whyte, as well as the dry Derek Frood, means the stage version is just as stunning."  What's On

“The cast are superb and create skin-crawlingly real characters. Benjamin Warren gives us in Mick a fast-talking entrepreneur… uncanny, unrelenting and grimly humorous…captivating stuff."  Edinburgh Guide

"Benjamin Warren's Stephen is the outstanding performance of the night."  Rogues and Vagabonds

"Adapting Michael Frayn's brilliant novel for the stage must have taken enormous courage...This is an absolute triumph…Peerless acting…Outstanding stuff!"  Daily Echo

“Benjamin Warren sparks as the cocky, menacing Mick.”  Bristol Evening Post

"Benjamin Warren is equally engaging and turns in a fine performance as the play gets darker and more tangled...his transformation from tousled gawk to troubled young man is convincing and moving...well worth seeing."  The Stage

"There are some fine performances here especially Benjamin Warren...A riveting night's theatre."  East Anglian Daily Times

"An intensely realistic performance from Benjamin Warren as the tenacious Fly Pie."  The Stage

“Benjamin Warren brings off Mick’s combination of detachment and intimidation in manipulative style.”  The Stage

“Benjamin Warren’s Sloane is dangerous but also vulnerable with perfectly pitched phrasing and timing...a fine performance.”  The Stage

"Tony, beautifully judged by Benjamin Warren, is withdrawn and taciturn to a fault."  UK Theatre Network

"The production has been going down a storm around the country and you can see why. The beautifully chosen cast of five are note-perfect throughout."  Oldham Evening Chronicle

"Benjamin Warren is quietly threatening."  Manchester Evening News

“Benjamin Warren’s Fly Pie and Emma Hartley Miller’s Jane are the shows mainstays.”  Reviews Gate

"Benjamin Warren radiates charm."  Onstage Scotland

“Benjamin Warren shines…Unmissible.”  Evening Herald

"Versatile and confident Benjamin Warren completes a skilled ensemble."   The Stage