I ENJOYED a theatre experience with a difference when I attended Mouthpiece Productions' latest show. On the face of it the play, cleverly written by Karoline Leach, is a straight forward tale of George Love, conman and serial womanizer and Adelaide, his next conquest/victim set in Edwardian England. However, beneath the surface there is a lot going on and feelings run high. The acting by the two stars, Marcus Fernando and Denise Knight, is absolutely superb and the surroundings were such that every nuance of emotion shown on their faces was on show throughout - and I found this a wonderful, moving experience.

 - Lynda Morrison, Redditch Advertiser October 20th 2004>

You'll just love Mr. Love's crisis. MOUTHPIECE Productions is on the road again, taking theatre to the people with a re-run of the hit show, the Mysterious Mr. Love. the troupe's punishing itinerary, which has seen its actors perform around Worcestershire and beyond, deposited them in the Marr's Bar, in Worcester, last week. The team can set up at venue within an hour - versatility being Mouthpiece Production's middle name.
The story follows George, (Marcus Fernando), aka Mr. Love, an exit-through-the-back-window con artists, striding the streets of London on the lookout for women with a bit of cash. Adelaide ( Denise Knight), a back-room hat-maker, is insecure about her weight and seemingly the perfect target. But after a night of revelations, Mr. Love's crisis of confidence begins. You can discover what happens to Mr. and Mrs. Love on the several performances left on the show's itinerary.
Engaging and Precise, Mr. Love will surely earn Mouthpiece many return invitations. -

Sam Dansie, Worcester Evening News 18th October 2004