Is the WiFi Good in Hell? Reviews

★★★★★ - PLAYBILL “Devastatingly Genuine”

★★★★★ - North West End: “This show delicately balances humour and raw vulnerability to tell an intoxicating story that touches on queer expression, gentrification, sexual assault, and more.”

★★★★★ - New Current: “Lyndon’s debut play isn’t just genuine; it is brutally real. There is a beauty to his writing that is breathtaking, and there are few emerging playwrights that have the ability Chapman has shown…”

★★★★★ - UK Theatre Web: “Beautifully written and deftly acted with raw emotion on show. Powerful stuff that left me genuinely moved…”

★★★★★ - Spy in the Stalls: “A mesmerising and beautiful feat of writing and directing.”

★★★★ - The Scotsman: “An enjoyably rich, sometimes elusive portrait of gay identity.”

★★★★ - Broadway World: “Chapman's debut is a promising one: packed with poignancy, nostalgia, and moments of real sincerity.”

★★★★ - The List: “A rollercoaster of very raw emotions, moving seamlessly from one part of Dev’s life to the next…”

★★★★ - Corr Blimey: “The play is a testament to storytelling’s power in illuminating the darkest corners of human experience…”

★★★★ - Wee Review: “To say this is a coming of age story is to do it an injustice…”