Reviewers have declared Moses Raine an astonishingly important new writer.  Click on 'reviews' below to see some critics' comments.

Henry takes a slow breath and closes his eyes as a deep voice guides him into the dark waters of his subconscious. We follow him into a surreal world where a series of strange events bring hidden feelings about himself and those closest to him bubbling to the surface.

Moses’ startling imagery and simple storytelling conjure up a beautiful but unsettling dreamscape. At just 21 years old, he has a distinctive and fresh theatrical voice; as part of Soho’s Writer’s Attachment Programme he is likely to follow in the hugely successful footsteps of recent WAP writers such as Rebecca Lenkiewicz and Laura Wade.

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