Ragnarok

Reviews

‘breaks the heart, and challenges the conscience’

The Scotsman / Joyce McMillan (4 stars)

 ‘an enchanting performance piece which encapsulates all that is fantastic about visual theatre in Scotland’

Fringe Review / Donald Stewart

 ‘a performance unlike anything you have seen before’  

Brig Newspaper / Isla Harper (5 stars)

 ‘a multi-sensory masterpiece of storytelling’ 

Lisa in the Theatre / Lisa Rusling (5 stars)

‘one of the most astute productions conceived – with a steady thumb on the pulse of the world’

Corr Blimey / Dominic Corr (5 stars)

‘a deeply moving story of despair and hope…told with unforgiving clarity through image and sound, and delivered with enormous restraint and subtlety.’

The Arts Desk / Dominic Kettle (5 stars)

‘Astounding and inspiring’

A Young(ish) Perspective / Cosette Bolt

‘A singular theatrical experience’

The Quinntessential Review / William Quinn (4 stars)

‘next-level storytelling, deeply disturbing and organised down to the last detail’

All Edinburgh Theatre / Thom Dibdin (4 stars)

‘a deeply textured and visually and musically unique production, a show not to be missed that will live long in the memory.’

North West End UK / Greg Holstead (5 stars)

‘A unique piece, built around superlative visuals and choreography’

The Stage / David Pollock (4 stars)

‘Ragnarok is, surely, one of the most ­original, technically accomplished and brilliantly ­realised pieces of theatre to be created for the Scottish stage in recent times’

The Sunday National / Mark Brown

‘a puppet show unlike anything I’ve ever seen’

The Courier & Advertiser / David Pollock