A black and white photo of two actors in 1920s costumes, looking at neon green illustrated insects, with the word 'EARWIG' in art deco letters.

"Ingeniously inspired by silent movies, jazz music and the art deco movement." 5 Stars. Theatre Weekly, August 2022
"An engaging and classy lesson to all of us to remain true to ourselves and search for beauty in unexpected places." 5 Stars. Broadway Baby, August 2022.
"A very powerful piece of theatre." 5 Stars. Theatre & Arts Reviews, August 2022.
"A joyous and emotional piece of theatre, not to be missed." Reviewer No. 9, July 2022.
"A delightful and stylish theatre hour which makes important points about hidden women in the history of science and technology and the practical and attitudinal barriers deaf people face." Fringe Review, Highly Recommended Show, August 2022.
"A fast-paced, breathless atmosphere. Earwig is refreshingly irreverent." British Theatre Guide, July 2022.
"Bringing the 1920s to life via incredible multimedia." 5 Stars. Fringe Biscuit, August 2022.
"One of the most unusual and interesting pieces of theatre I've seen. Come for the entomology. Stay for the Charleston." 5 Stars. Get Your Coats On, August 2022.
"Humour, hope, joy and flawless performances." 5 Stars. North West End, August 2022.
"A deaf elegy for the hearing world, a clever self-validating work, where the deaf lead character (and theatre-maker) dissects and rejects the ableism of 'Trying to fix' deaf people." 5 Stars. Neurodiverse Review, August 2022.
The cast of Greyhounds, wearing 1940s costumes, striding out in front of a World War Two Hurricane, overlaid with the words 'GREYHOUNDS'.

"You should think yourself accurs'd if you miss this clever and charming production." 4 Stars. Broadway Baby, August 2018.
"Atmospheric and entertaining." 4 Stars. The List, August 2018.
"A Place and people so fully-formed and engaging that you find yourself reluctant to let go of them when the lights go out one last time." Circles and Stalls, June 2018.
"The play itself is pretty much perfect." 4 Stars. Edinburgh Guide, August 2018.
"Katherine was so thoughtfully written and I respected the nuances in showing her mental illness." No Light without darkness, August 2018.
"This tight script by Laura Crow with a little Shakespeare is deftly directed by Jacqueline Wheble." 4 Stars. British Theatre Guide, August 2018.
The cast of Clouds, wearing Edwardian costumes, stand looking wistfully into the distance, overlaid with the word 'CLOUDS' in white letters.
"I left the performance feeling inspired." 4 Stars. Feminist Fringe, August 2019.
"Roaringly successful." 4 Stars. North West End, June 2019.
"A gentle fascinating glimpse of three women trying to make a difference in the world of 1913." British Theatre Guide, November 2019.
"The show is a masterpiece." 4 Stars, Theatre Weekly, August 2019.
"An interesting snapshot - and reminder - of the battles that women fought, indeed are still fighting, in having a fair and equal world." 4 Stars. Edinburgh Guide, August 2019.
An illustration of a Spitfire in muted red, pulling the words "AUDIO DRAMA' behind it.
"An audio drama adaptation harking back to the golden age of radio." Vintage Woman Magazine, July 2020.
"I love the ensemble feel of this: There is secret war work going on, romance, mystery, a production of Shakespeare's Henry V, and a fun cast of characters that all bring something different to the table." Five things to read, listen to and watch for cosy autumn evenings, September 2020.