PRESS & MEDIA

Review: These Two New Theater Works Need You to Listen - VULTURE

“One of the surprises of pandemic theater-making has been this embrace of audio work. I expected the experiments on video, the play readings, even the digital puppet shows.”

Review: Apologies to the Bengali Lady, Edinburgh Fringe - The Scotsman

“…a powerful demonstration of what can be done onstage with a low budget, as long as the theatremakers have wit, intelligence and a fine focus on the point they wish to make.”

Video: Southend-at-Sea Inaugural Residency - Laboratory for Global Performance & Politics

“The Lab believes that theater can be spectacularly good at countering polarization, through the empathy it enables in a live communal setting and through its capacity to humanize others.”