Best Fringe Shows for Brexit Satire. If we can’t make Britain great again, we can at least make it funny.
THE SCOTSMAN

Expressive and genuinely hilarious. Gragnani keeps the energy and comedy flowing in clockwork pace, building a strong and stable satire that feels relevant and resonant in the current political climate.
BROADWAY WORLD

Comical and touching at the same time, Diary of an Expat is an entertaining piece for British citizens, expats, and everyone in between.
YOUNG PERSPECTIVE

The humour that comes along with Diary of an Expat is both surprising and welcome, it’s a very natural kind of funny that doesn’t feel forced or overly contrived. This is one of those rare productions that makes you think long and hard about a subject, without even realising it’s had that affect on you.
THEATRE WEEKLY

Her own performance is most definitely the stand out though, she has perfect comedy timing.
NUMBER 9 REVIEWS

A heartfelt and poignant production.
LONDON THEATRE 1

It’s a show that puts a human face on the consequences of Brexit, and needs to tour. THEATERSTUCK

It’s a show that puts a human face on the consequences of Brexit, and needs to tour. THEATERSTUCK

When a show arouses this kind of empathy it not only proves its worth, but the worth of theatre as a medium, a medium that allows people to connect with their most honest selves, and reminds us that, when it comes to feelings, we all come from the same place.  ANNA

Diary of an Expat will hit home for anyone who has ever picked up and moved to another country and had to navigate a new culture. So funny, so true, so heartbreaking. KATHERINE

Katharina Reinthaller and Cecilia Gragnani have created something beautiful and arresting with Diary of an Expat. EMMA

A well crafted and superbly acted piece. Clever, thought provoking, funny and touching. MELINDA