“Already Perfect isn’t aspirational fluff, it’s slightly confrontational. It pokes at the idea that queer happiness is a destination you eventually reach if you just heal enough, communicate better and choose the right man. The play suggests something more uncomfortable, and far more honest, that we might already be fine, even while still messy, unsure and contradictory.

What makes this production land is its restraint. It doesn’t shout its themes or spoon-feed conclusions. Instead, it trusts the audience, particularly a queer audience, to recognise themselves in the silences, the miscommunications and the emotional back-and-forth that defines modern relationships.” - Gay London Life