Prague
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"A chilling and touching story about love, power, and the small leaders who keep the big leaders in power.” Městská divadla pražská “A story whose universal theme speaks powerfully to the present day.” Divadlo.cz – článek o světové premiéře “A thematically ambitious production that explores manipulation, distorted relationships, and the fragility of truth.” Městská divadla pražská “A production that confronts power, manipulation, truth, and lies with striking clarity.” Divadlo.cz – dramaturgické vyjádření |
Wellington
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"Many moments of brooding silence, dramatic tension and heartfelt raw and emotional interactions between the characters. Strong cast. Amazingly evocative. Engaging and provocative." Ewen Coleman - The Dominion Post "Its themes are universal and sweeping, and we see them played out in interactions between four ordinary people. It's set in a world full of lies, hate, cruelty and violence, and is ultimately about truth and love. Caging Skies is a commendably ambitious enterprise with an intriguingly international sweep, both in subject and themes. The political and the personal meet and blend believably and movingly." Tim Stevenson - Theatreview "A play that will resonate with many people. Many dramatic moments. Very powerful." David Farrar - Kiwiblog "[Caging Skies] deals with questions of education, emotions, and memory. [It] show's that war and violence not only occur in the streets, but often rage in the depths of our hearts as well. The play simultaneously both chilling and hopeful. It is only after the applause ends and the lights come up that we remember we'v been watching a play and not reality." Rachel Pommeyrol - Scoop |
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Tokyo
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“A vivid and emotionally urgent human drama.” Mingei Theatre Company “A powerful story of fragile love and family under the pressure of war.” Mingei Theatre Company “A compelling exploration of a young man’s ideological devotion and the emotional turmoil that follows.” Stage Natalie “A tense and intimate portrayal of two people trapped together, revealing the psychological cost of survival.” Mingei Theatre Company “The relationship nurtured inside a closed house is twisted by the violence and prejudice of the outside world, eventually transforming into an inescapable obsession.” PR Times |