Reviews

Citizens and Soldiers are beautifully directed, by Pamela Rabe and Tim Maddock respectively; they reveal two different visions of theatrical possibility, each of which profoundly understands how the larger dynamics of space and time interact with the detail of performance and text. In each, the meanings and formal shapes of the plays emerge organically through the action on stage: nothing is inessential, nothing is signposted. Together, Rabe and Maddock have created a stern and deeply gentle beauty, a pure act of theatre that uncompromisingly reveals the impure complexities of human beings.

(theatre notes, Alison Croggon)

It is so refreshing to watch a piece of theatre that is not only polished and technically flawless but also daringly abstract and innovative.(Vibe Wire, Max Rapleay)
The arrangement of silhouetted figures and the huge chasms of light achieves an operatic dimension as the characters ponder the military ritual and summon the strength to endure their pain. Fine performances abound.

(Sydney Morning Herald, Bryce Hallett)