Phosphoros Theatre has been established to tell the stories of refugees and asylum seekers. An asylum is a place of safety, protection and sanctuary and who could not wish that their own country was a beacon for the oppressed?
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★★★★★ With a sparkling script, some apposite songs and clear edged direction the gallimaufry of chronology and gender is a joy from start to finish.
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★★★★☆ Director, Steve Elias, finds plenty of emotional movement in what is a compelling performance by Christine Kempell.
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★★★☆☆ There is a certain make-do-and-mend feel however the show was held together by the consummate artistry of the prima ballerina, Arissa Hashimoto as ‘Clara’.
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★★★★☆ For all the passage of time since its first production the play still has the power to delight in its clever construction.
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