Character Breakdown

Sees the hotshot actress/writer/director who you might remember as mentalist Vod in student sitcom, Fresh Meat, look at the absurdity of pretending to be other people for a living

Muddy Stilettos

Smart, funny, vivid, honest, dark, timely

The Times

A smart, funny and well-written take-down of modern showbiz

Elizabeth Day, Mail on Sunday

A meditation on womanhood, failure and performance…her experiences and conflicts feel universal…it is very funny

Sarah Carson

An entertaining and original memoir touching on career, life and identity. It is an enjoyable read, despite the humiliating tales of auditions or filming situations where she is physically assessed, objectified or subject to casual racism. Understandably there is an undertone of rage in her keen observations

Hannah Beckerman, Observer

Character Breakdown embraces darkness while also being a wickedly absurd look at modern show business

Stylist

An extremely imaginative and well-written volume that has the pace and page-turning attractions of a novel… a fine, painfully honest autobiographer/ novelist… [and] a good, witty read but which also gives purchasers a real insight into life in the acting profession today

British Theatre Guide

I loved it...smart, funny, highly original and with an unconventional narrative that asked deep questions about the roles we all play in our lives

Elizabeth Day, Country & Town

A fascinating look at the fine line between performance and life, written with style

i magazine, *Summer Reads of 2019*

A very great book

Lena Dunham

Entertaining... Funny, revealing, shocking and inventively structured

Bernadine Evaristo, Observer, *Books of the Year*