“There’s absolutely no room for indulgence,” Bell says. “In a play for adults, you can sometimes get away with beautiful language, but when you write for children you have to be quite brutal. If it’s not meaningful, or if it’s not funny, or if it doesn’t advance the story, out it goes.” - Hilary Bell interviewed by Elissa Blake for Audrey Journal, 2019.
"...75 minutes of Shakespeare-themed slapstick and silliness that achieves its goal of acquainting younger audiences with the works of the Bard in an accessible, entertaining and authentic manner." Tim Garratt, Theatre People, 2019.
"A frantic pantomime of Shakespeare's classic comedy of mistaken identity for audiences seven and up." - Jason Blake, Audrey Journal, 2019.
"This clever adaptation of a classical farce finds all the funny and friendly bits and adds the contemporary references to keep the play as relevant as it would have been." - Night Writes Sydney, 2019.
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