all of us want something to get over

viewfromtheoutside.com - "Entering the theatre at the Bread and Roses I’m transported back to my childhood, as the whole space is cocooned in duvet covers, sheets and pillow cases. Tamsin Robinson’s set reminds me of when I used to turn my duvet into a fort as a static-haired child, and I can’t help feeling I’ve entered a safe space."

​thespyinthestalls.com - "The set design, by Tamsin Robinson was inspired; walking into the Bread and Roses Theatre was like entering a fort from when you were five. The stage was covered floor to ceiling in different coloured bed sheets, creating a cosy and comforting atmosphere. This allowed us to feel as if we were in a safe space, whilst of course, alluding to the key genre of the show, sex."

​QX Magazine - "All of Us Want Something To Get Over is an evening of performance that hones in on that cultural conversation, working through it collectively in a pink-tinged womb of bed linens"