Some reviews:

Jones in particular has comic timing and delivery as Dan that is nothing short of perfection, while simultaneously managing to portray the most profoundly subtle struggle of a man deeply dissatisfied with his life and unable to reach out. London Theatre Reviews

Emma Kaler (Yasmin) and Phillip John Jones (Rhys) are absolutely fantastic actors, each performing their monologues with heart-felt emotion (…) even without the interaction, the chemistry between them is clear, their timings are spot on as they carefully build and dismantle various levels of emotion. The Reviews Hub

Phillip John Jones’ Rhys is all ‘wrist and hip’ swagger but with an underlying uncertainty and naivety. And there’s the anger - at one point his sense of ‘me versus them’ comes out (‘they’re all in on it’) and Jones shows that he can move through the gears of emotion whilst still thinking about the audience and their reaction to him. London Pub Theatre

Phillip John Jones is wonderful as Rhys – sardonic and naïve at the same time, and keeping the audience’s sympathy even when he is being a prat as his layered performance never leaves you in doubt that Rhys is holding something back and has no healthy release. Fairy Powered Productions