Bilis Manger is, in no way, someone you’d want to meet. But Murray Melvin and the rest of the cast and crew ensure spending time with him is tremendous, pitch black, fun. 9/10

Sci-Fi Bulletin

Where Dead Plates shines is writer David Llewellyn’s characterisation of the central cast. He covers a broad spectrum of horrid, crafting a realistic world built on selfishness and self-preservation at all costs even when it might lead to objectively worse situations. 6/10

Indie Mac User

There are plenty of delicious twists and turns and director Lisa Bowerman certainly brings out the very best in this hugely talented cast of actors. Dead Plates is dark, twisted and very fun. Long may Bilis Manger continue.

We Made This

The glorious, creepy oddness in this story is rich in both its atmosphere – late-Seventies Soho – and in its central premise. Dead Plates... will deliver the highlight of your Torchwood year so far, because a lot of Big Finish stars come into alignment to give you an excellent, creepy, whimsical, murderous time.

Warped Factor