“Albert Espinosa lives exclusively in his imagination. He uses it to write, to direct plays and films and to act. His sense of humour is as special as his way of living. An optimism as contagious as a cold.” Teresa Cendrós, El Periódico

“If there’s one ability Espinosa has had in all of his multifactorial creations it’s his capacity to stand in other people’s shoes. Empathy is his strength.” Núria Escur, La Vanguardia

“Speaking with Albert teaches me many new things, such as "it is not sad to die" and that what is sad is not living, not to live it all (...). He knows what he’s talking about and knows how to tell it, and that’s why his works help us to live.” Víctor M. Amela, La Vanguardia

“Espinosa says what he thinks and feels, taking out any feeling from his closet in the same manner he sticks out his leg. He knows he is alive because of a miracle and that life is a short miracle. How I like this guy. His life, his theatre, his gambles, humour and his courage. There’s no one else like him.” Marcos Ordóñez, El País

“A militant of life, an engineer of art.” Elena Pita (El Mundo)

“Armoured in the face of pessimism, Everything You and I Could Have Been If We Weren’t You and I shines with the positive outlook that that the author projects on everything he does.” Belén Guinart, El País.

“Everything You and I Could Have Been If We Weren’t You and I presents a fast, direct, uninhibited, almost gestural style, which is a machine of empathy for the reader and is not devoid of humour.” El Correo Español