“A really fine magazine”

“Illuminating read”

“An excellent way of keeping abreast of not only what is happening in the world of theatre, but also providing a window for various social issues and challenges ahead of us”.

“How do we tell stories across generations? How do we do it unconsciously? And in what ways should we do it intentionally?”

“The challenge becomes to respond less and to create more, and to stop ceding power and legitimacy to narratives that reinforce people’s worst fears.”

“People who aren’t usually in the ‘theatre crowd’ came and created these masterpieces in a short time. Why? Because everyone is a storyteller, even when they don’t say a word.”

“The major task for art funding bodies is in devising a system that is equitable racially, culturally, and artistically; one that prevents tokenism while responding to change.”

“Should the arts be proactive, drawing on and communicating the experiences of the communities with which they share the world, or be simply there to entertain?”

“The more our senses are filled and alive, the more the audience is engaged.”

“The heartbeat of theatre is a common humanity.”

“Theatre can engender solidarity, pleasure, lightness of being, anger, and outrage.”

“Audiences come to recognize their own encoded assumptions about who is allowed to represent the universal and who, traditionally, is not.”