REVIEWS

 

"Recommended. Terrific” – John McCallum

 

“a sensitively acted and fully fleshed production… an inventive design… a very rewarding little show, one that speaks volumes about the age-old guilty pleasures of voyeurism and the very contemporary issues that spill from physically disconnected but digitally intimate relationships.” – Jason Blake

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“This is a gentle, touching play that is a reprieve from the bleak themes and troubled characters that people so much theatre and cinema. Phil Porter’s scenes are delicately crafted, his characters tenderly developed… a sensitive, compelling production… Luke Rogers’ direction is similarly delicate and theatrically deft... He matches Porter’s sympathetic writing with empathetic vision and direction... a sensitive, compelling production." – Stage Whispers

 

"Blink is a work of fantasy that magnifies the experience of infatuation, to sometimes inappropriate levels of obsession… imaginatively conceived… Director Luke Rogers brings good coherence to a piece of unfettered mosaic-like writing, and his ability to balance upbeat energy with a daydream quality, gives the production its charming, and distinct style." – Suzy Goes See

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“a generous-spirited meditation on the nature of love… Very funny, utterly charming and deeply thought provoking… beautifully pitched performances.” – Theatre Red

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“intricately constructed and executed so well I’d see it again…. Blink is brilliant and just makes you want to believe in true love all over again.” –  The Plus Ones

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“whimsical and way off-centre… Director, Luke Rogers has embraced this story with a great love of detail and guides his two actors into giving deeply committed performances… a contemporary fairytale, observant of ‘outsiders’ existing through co-incidence and good fortune in the harsh reality of the world most of us live in… an hour or so of gentle escapism. An unusual ‘present’ on a Sydney stage from an aptly named Independent theatre company called Stories Like These… Stories like this, indeed – delightfully weird.” – Kevin Jackson