"Tea Set" by Gina Moxley, (stage play trailer) Edinburgh Fringe 2015 success @Pleasance Courtyard, starring Amy Molloy, directed by Sharon Willems. "A great courageous young talent" (Alan Rickman) "the quality of writing and performance shines through and by God it packs a wallop...Molloy gives a perfectly judged performance, containing the emotion until it spills over like a gush of spilled milk" (The GUARDIAN, Lyn Gardner). Lyn Gardners "Top Tickets" "Molloy delivers what must sit amongst the top rank of performances to be seen at the Fringe this year" (The SCOTSMAN, David Pollock). "It soars above many of its contemporaries in delivering an incredibly engaging and completely engrossing one woman show that will leave you laughing one moment and holding back tears the next" (Broadway Baby) "Moxley has captured the detailed psychology and perseverance of a woman all too familiar with loneliness, yet forced into deeply connecting with another's suffering...heartbreaking, thought-provoking play with a strong social spine. Molloy is commanding, vulnerable, versatile. A fascinating watch." (Absent Reviews) "A tour de force performance" (FemaleArts) "Definitely one of the strongest performances at this years Fringe...the audience can visualise an entire story through her eyes" (FringeGuru) "Motleys tight, taut evocative script brought to vivid life by Molloy" (The List) "Terrific performance, furious, distraught, tautly watchful" (The FWord) "a powerful and compelling performance as the young woman. She engages immediately with the audience and creates other characters with ease...a thought provoking play" (Fringe Review) "beautifully intersperse humour with the raw grief of loss...you forget you are in a show and not sitting opposite someone who is reliving a harrowing moment" (AGE Scotland) "powerful and controlled, credible and engaging...a most memorable piece of theatre" (UK Theatre Web) "performed with incredible intensity" (17%, Joanna Lally)