Facts

Milner’s play cleverly uses the police procedural as a pretext for an ugly confrontation between religion and ideology. Kalilieh, Greenblatt and Poch-Goldin send the Factory Theatre stage soaring to desert temperatures. (rating: 9/10)

The GridTO
Martin Morrow

An intense psychological drama, a meticulous police procedural, a history lesson, and a debate encompassing key aspects of the Israel-Palestine conundrum – Canadian playwright Arthur Milner fits all these into a high-energy ninety minutes. And a sensitive director and a cast who hold nothing back capture all the play's power in a flawless production.

Theatre Guide London
London, UK

Facts may be the title of Arthur Milner’s drama about a murder on the West Bank, but the focus is firmly on the relationship between the two detectives, one Israeli, the other Palestinian, interrogating the suspect. Politically charged and volatile as the region has been for many years, Milner demonstrates in his tautly written script that humanity trumps politics. 

Capital Critics Circle
Iris Winston

...consistently fascinating and morbidly absorbing...(Michael Feast's) portrayal of Yossi ... is one of the most powerful individual performances I have seen at the theatre for a long time. Milner’s writing is equally impressive...Facts really ought to be seen by as many people as possible. 

A Younger Theatre
London, UK