For Better, For Worse

I thoroughly enjoyed this play. It was funny and honest. If you don't recognise bits of yourself, you will see your friends and family. And really enjoyable hour.

I really enjoyed the interaction of these family members and how the mother tries to regain her life without the influence of the others, including the dead father. Although set in run up to the independence referendum there is much more to the story line than that and it also has lots of humour.

In this excellent play, the independence referendum is the catalyst for the drama, not the main feature. It is about people and relationships, and the family conflicts and the characters are very recognisable and often very humorous. The motivations for making a choice are explored in the decisions that the individual family members are making, and have made in the past. I went to see this play several days ago but have kept thinking about it since, which is a sign of an excellent production. Well worth seeing.

Fantastic theatre about the complexities of family life. Set in the run up to the independence referendum, but in all honesty it's about much more than that. Very relatable characters and more than a spot of humour. I thoroughly enjoyed it.

An absolutely fantastic piece - the way the family’s personal dramas were interwoven with, and reflected, the politics and division surrounding the referendum was very clever, and hilarious to boot! Don’t miss this!

I attended the first performance of this show and enjoyed it hugely. The independence referendum might have been nearly a decade ago but for those of us who were in Scotland then, it was a strange and unsettling time that is not easily forgotten- the way in which this wider narrative is woven together with one family's own unsettling dilemmas and revelations is beautifully told; it is nuanced and clever whilst also being thoughtful and, I found, moving at points. The acting was first rate - really excellent. This play certainly gets 5* from me.