Brilliant and quietly addictive ... crammed with personality ... full of colour and life
Guardian
One of the hottest events in town ... enthralling, funny and moving
The Times
New York's hottest and hippest literary ticket
Wall Street Journal
The stories not only maintain their oral integrity but take on new dimensions, allowing you ... Read moreto ponder a turn of events or swirl the language around in your head without missing the next part of the story
New York Times
While these tales transport us into the lives of others, they also invoke recognition with our own; there are connecting wires with even the most disparate experiences and existences, the 'I's are turned into 'we's. They fulfil our fundamental human need to communicate, learn and grow through others.
Alan Bett
The List
The Moth is beautifully simple, authentic, a little bit therapeutic and utterly addictive. It is a joyful reminder of the power of the story the need for story-telling and the desire to listen, and to read, deeply.
Helen Davies
Sunday Times
[the stories] remains very much in the voices of those who spoke them and thus retain the vulnerability and rawness inherent in the situation of one person, alone at the mic, telling a room full of strangers something personal.
Hermione Hoby
The Observer
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