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Winner of the 2006 Peter Wolff Theatre Trust Award.

"Ten out of ten for atmosphere…slow-burning subtlety" - Time Out

"The production shows exactly how fringe theatre can use it's strengths to challenge the mainstream." – The Hackney Gazette

"Breathtakingly beautiful" – Resonance FM

'Outstandingly affecting' - Sam Marlowe, The Times

'A jewel of the fringe theatre' - Colin Vale, The Stage

Time Out Critic's Choice

The Times First Choice for Theatre

"John Terry's clear, committed production gives the play the fair hearing it deserves. .. Soldiers thrives on tension."- Paul Taylor, The Independent

"A timely accomplished revival…amazingly atmospheric"

- Timothy Ramsden, Reviewsgate.

"Theatrical inventiveness, the absurd, the abstract and a live score contribute to making this a production the likes of which you'll rarely see"

- Adrian Fear, Theatre World

"John Terry's production of Unsent Letters opens in a whirl of ridiculous theatrical activity; actors run on and off stage, barrels and wheel chairs roll past, a mobile of umbrellas hangs from the ceiling. Terry's visuals brilliantly capture the strangeness and familiarity of the remembered, continually mixing the absurd with the sublimely recognisable, even combining the two… A finely conceived production"

- Kieron Quirke, Time Out

"Terry has taken a gamble on the English Language premiere of Hungarian Andor Szilagyi's Unsent Letters, first performed in Budapest a decade ago. The risk pays off."

- Fiona Mountford, The Evening Standard

Premiered at the Curzon Soho Cinema, December 2002

Official selection for the Leeds Film Festival (Best UK Shorts), The Portobello Film Festival and Clingfilm Festival, Dublin.