“A heartfelt political analysis and a laugh-till-you-cry West End comedy… and it is absolutely wonderful.” – WhatsOnStage
“Political junkies with a soft spot for romantic comedies will find nirvana in Labour of Love, a jaunty British import that cracks jokes as it dissects the last 25 years of liberal heartburn from Thatcher to Tony Blair to Brexit.” – Nelson Pressley, The Washington Post
★★★★ “James Graham, as we know from Ink and This House, has a rare capacity to recreate pivotal moments from our past. In his brilliant new play, however, he adds another weapon to his armoury. He not only provides a portrait of the historic ups and downs of the Labour party; he also charts, with surprising tenderness, a turbulent relationship between an MP and his constituency agent… in a way that recalls Much Ado About Nothing.” – Michael Bilington, The Guardian
★★★★★ “As its title suggests, this is both a history of the Labour party and a love story. It is a heartfelt political analysis and a laugh-till-you-cry West End comedy. It is a balancing act of considerable sophistication and skill – and it is absolutely wonderful.” – WhatsOnStage
★★★★ “Diligently researched and informative… an inventive hybrid of Much Ado About Nothing, Yes Minister and Stephen Sondheim’s Merrily We Roll Along.” – Evening Standard