Edward Bond is the most radical playwright to emerge from the sixties ... the most savagely powerful dramatist writing today ... Bonds plays cannot be ignored.-Independent Bingo: A magnificent play: spare, lean, poetic, yet rich in themes and ideas and full of suppressed agony and pain.-Guardian The Fool: Bonds carved prose must be the envy and the goal of half the playwrights in Britain.-Observer The Woman: A play as complex and ambitious as anything British drama has offered us for a decade ... a play with the riddling tenacity of a classic and the most inventive use of Homeric legend since Giradouxs Tiger at the Gates-Guardian Stone: A vivid, assured, deceptively simple piece ... What gives Stone its force is the outraged humanity of its author, the dexterity of its language, and strength of its theatrical images. Bond is not afraid to explore the simple, and the result is a compulsive piece of theatre.-Evening Standard