“Director Mika Laulainen’s spare, stylish production offers overlapping snapshots of Stephens’ eight disparate Londoners. [...] Standouts Melissa Oei, Vanessa Crouch, and Victor Hunter deliver emotionally grounded performances, and the ending is potent and affecting in its simplicity. Ambitious and provocative.”

“…a testament to the success of the Mika Laulainen’s direction. This show makes you think. It’s almost like pornography for the critical part of your brain.
The set was delightfully inventive. The play felt like a vivd dream—drifting in and out of deeply emotional stories, connected by vague coincidences, while we stay conscious of our existence in the dream theatre. [...] This show is a must see for any Fringe journeys out to the Cultch for the solid quality of its acting and the unique script. I really hope this wins a Fringe award. It certainly deserves a medal for intrigue.”

“If you want to see a truly brave and controversial piece of theatre, go as soon as you can to Pornography. A brilliant cast without a weak link among them perform a surprising, shocking, relatable and heartbreaking script. Mika Laulainen has done her best work yet as a director and there are brutally honest performances from all the cast; including but not limited to Stephanie Elgersma and Matthew Bissett.
Really, I truly mean this, go see this play. If you want to be challenged and provoked by a piece of work that forces you to put your own humanity into perspective, then this is the Fringe show for you.”