Dave Drayton, Journalist

"I was interested in exploring just how incredibly fallible the human memory is and how constructed it is."

"In a world where everyone is buoyed by the need to have this endless confidence in themselves that silence undermines that confidence..."

"I find [intelligent characters] very challenging, but that's why I do them as well."

"After a bout of cooing "fancy" in falsetto on speakerphone at one another for about a minute we talk about the fanciest place there is... YouTube."

"I lost my mother and wonder how much that affected the way I am with women and deal with my relationships."

"Christopher Brett Bailey offers an admirable portrayal of what it is like to feel something — disdain, disgust, disinterest — by a talented but emotionless mimic."

"The music and movement emerge from parallel philosophies: both use a limited palette — of notes and rhythms, and of bodily movements."

"Its object declaration, like so much else, abstract and tangible alike, tonight, is buried... somewhere here."

"It is really important to me that our culture in Australia is getting fresh audiences in all the time to experience storytelling..."