Cindy Marcolina

“The poetic rhythm of the play is simply exquisite, seamlessly flowing from verse to prose.”

“It’s a shame that the outcome is so scattered, as there’s plenty of engaging thought in it.”

“It marries provocation with emotional intelligence, presenting its arguments in a fresh light and therefore instigating a new line of thought in its public.”

“It’s clever and original, making this an utterly thrilling vision.”

“It’s socially engaged contemporary theatre at its best.”

“It entertains, but the pacing is slightly too slow for it to be full-on engaging.”

“Each element of the mise-en-scène works perfectly in tune with the other, delivering a simply arresting theatrical event.”

“Walker’s performance takes no prisoners, thoroughly unconcerned with the opinion of others.”

“This captivating hour-long experiment lets the spectator have full agency when it comes to its interpretation.”

“Born With Teeth may often be transparent and rather imperfect, but it's thrilling entertainment.”

“This is an exceptionally well made, highly addictive drama.”

“A bold, provocative, and thoroughly gripping piece of theatre.”

“It's a delectably tragic and exquisitely horrifying piece of theatre.”

“This Godot is a bitter tragicomic farce, deeply philosophical but also genuinely funny.”

“It’s a materialisation of Miyazaki’s genius more than an adaptation: it’s event theatre at its best.”

“This iteration may not have the same verve as when Day was in the role, but allows more audience in and does the job smoothly.”

“It's a fun and gimmicky queer-affirming semi-comedy that makes for a good night out if you're willing to close an eye here and there.”

“It’s a delightful project with plenty of opportunities for reflection, but it largely lacks the emotive substance of the original material.”

“It's funny, sarcastic, satirical, thought-provoking, informative, original. It has it all - except for a truly great ending.”

“Genuine hilarity goes hand-in-hand with arresting depth, generating an exceptionally eclectic and relentlessly engaging piece of theatre.”