Ali Schnabel, Journalist

"A blend of cabaret and comedy that jabs a middle finger up at societal expectations of women."

"A poignant and extremely engrossing performance."

"Pullan, a Christchurch native, has a rare form of cerebral palsy that sees his cutting, dark sense of humour delivered through a computer generated voice."

"What promises to be a 'dance infused murder mystery of Perez proportions' ends up a messy and largely unaffecting show."

"The humour is subtle, but always there, and sneaks up in the least expected ways."

"Graceful Girls takes it upon itself to expose us to the artistry and demands of calisthenics."

"Avoid the first three rows if you don't want to get covered in milk."

"'Little Daughters' tells of the complexity of recovery – of being small and afraid in one moment and defiant in the next."

"Regardless of amateur or seasoned status, you need to go see Cinderella."

"The stories and sequences of The Exonerated were simple and candid."

"Carried mostly by charismatic leads who breathe life into an otherwise awkward script"

"A somewhat vague yet genuine show."