Danielle O'Donohue, Journalist

"While her character work is delightful, her real knack is for the throwaway line, the subtle aside or the barely there eye-roll."

"Right from the start of this show, it's clear the audience wants to hear more."

"Zipping along on a wave of intricate rhymes and funny repartee, the actors really get to play with this work."

"I don't have anybody around to say 'you can't say that'. That's one of the beautiful things about writing and poetry."

"His deft touch gives topics that seem completely spur-of-the-moment a false spontaneity..."

"I pretty much only eat things I can hold in one hand. A lot of muesli bars, bits of biscuit and wraps."

"It's essentially a cage match between two people where one is oppressed by their gender and the other is oppressed by their class."

"Too often, on both stage and screen, women are there only to support the male characters. They have no story lines or desires of their own."

"Anthony Warlow makes his leading turn as Tevye look easy."

"The audience [was] eating out of the palm of his hand, and the floor of the Concert Hall [was] a hot, writhing dance party."

"It's the only show in the cabaret world that has a thumping bass line."

"Calexico is a melting pot of arid guitars, warm Latin brass and sizzling hot stage presence."