Oil and Whiskey
“Wiley’s book never condescends to its characters’ struggles”
Slugs, Ed Fringe 2026
“gives you plenty to think about after you leave the theatre”
Gameplay, Ed Fringe 2026
“The basic idea has merit, but for me it never quite came together as a live theatre experience”
Transit
“I would have welcomed a stronger political perspective, Transit succeeds in giving voice to a range of personal experiences.”
Self Censored
“an enjoyable and heartfelt piece of fringe theatre”
Rika’s Rooms
“a difficult watch, but the virtuosic performance of Wilkinson Wright in Louw’s absorbing and engrossing drama, make it is a ‘must see’”
Love’s Labour’s Lost
“More labour than love in this uneven anniversary production”
Miraculous
“a gripping exploration of faith, doubt and human connection”
Retrospective
“A hauntingly witty meditation on art, ego, and the unfinished business we carry beyond the grave.”
Love Omar
Seductive, melancholic and drenched in old-Hollywood allure, Love Omar blurs the line between fantasy and reality in a mesmerising meditation on celebrity mythology. Review by Claire-Monique Martin At Teatro Technis, Love Omar presents itself less as a historical retelling and more as a romanticised imagining — a meditation on celebrity mythology, longing, identity, and fantasy. […]