Danielle O'Donohue, Journalist

"Despite their differing styles and quite distinct roles in the performance, the dancers meld together well."

"The play follows a saleswoman through the years of World War II as she plies her wares, making a profit from both sides of the conflict."

"The obvious camaraderie amongst the cast bleeds through Coolwell’s prose as conversations happen over cups of tea."

"Adapted from Brendan Cowell's play and directed about a young Sydney partier’s attempt to give up drinking for a year, this film rarely gets under the skin of any of its characters."

"Singing through a blanket of hair, Grace revelled in not only the audience’s appreciation, but also the camaraderie and passion of her band mates."

"This work hallmarks enough recognisable elements from the classic version to have resonance, but often twists these moments into something dark and unsettling"

No one is safe from Puddles.

"The dancers drifted around the space, never quite making that illusive connection."

"Both shocking and dazzling."

"It’s a play that is supposed to make audiences uncomfortable."