“Anson conveys Oliver’s passionate yearning behind his reserved, wounded exterior with just enough Hugh Grantian befuddlement.” Read the full article here.

LA Times

“Played with a perpetually – and seductively – cocked eyebrow by Charlie Anson, Oliver meets all the criteria for the classic leading man in the Austen mode: saturnine, socially awkward and inexplicably, wildly attractive.” Read the full article here.

The Washington Post

“Charlie Anson is fascinating as the most real and yet most mysterious intellectual, Septimus Hodge.”

Robert Beale

Charlie Anson’s Cecil Vyse, posing and writhing elegantly above his ridiculous spats like a Beardsley drawing come to life, is marvellously funny, and a good foil for the awkward intensity of his hot-eyed rivalRead the full review