'Roy Williams’s raw and disturbing Days of Significance is a stunning triptych of disillusion, pain and grim rioting among a group of white British market town youngsters caught up in a distant war they barely comprehend. The acting is electrifying, the play essential viewing.'
Whatsonstage.com
'The acting of Maria Aberg’s ensemble is cracking, and the whole production roars with energy and passion. A vibrant, vivid, headlong dash into Hell.'
Times
'Maria Aberg’s superbly acted RSC production is fabulously alert to the sudden shifts between testosterone-pumped aggression and moments of real tenderness. Williams has exploded the big question of why we went to Iraq on the feral amorality of small-town Britain and leaves the answer more wanting than ever.'
Metro
'Strongly recommended'
Independent
