'With a last pop of fireworks another Edinburgh Festival leaves fading memories. If you require evidence that it wasn't all a dream, you have to seek out productions with an afterlife. Leading the pack is the National Theatre of Scotland's 365 which comes to the Lyric Hammersmith next week...an exceptional young cast give it all they've got, and the final scene tugs the heart-strings.' The Sunday Times

'Stunning performances from a superb young cast... It is beautiful, haunting but also has a sweetnees and an ache for lost dreams of love that breaks the heart.'
**** The Scotsman

'An elegant and at times heartbreaking tehatrical poem of low-key empathy and beauty...One astonishing coup de theatre after another.'
**** The Herald

'This examination of teenage lives as they break out into the adult world is an object lesson in the creative use of the stage.' Independent on Sunday