” . . . this show really opened my eyes (despite the blindfold) to an area that I simply knew nothing about, and Grace Savage is a great ambassador. The final musical number that we hear, incorporating everything that we have heard throughout the play, feels electric, plus any piece of grown up theatre that gets an audience where the vast majority are under 25 years old is something to get really excited about.”
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“…Powerful but austere in its composition and production, the handling of such a difficult subject is well done and at certain points Chadwick produces something quite exquisite ‘shin[ing] light into dark places’. As an intense and acute observation of war its message ‘if we keep telling the truth, it will be better for us all’ is both thought provoking and fitting…”
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“What is the brain? It is a bundle of memories, shaping the centre of who we are as individuals? Is it there to create an illusion that there’s a constant ‘us’ as we lurch from random moment to random moment? Can you find genius inside it if you slice it thinly enough? ….A fantastic piece of emotionally powerful theatre that will keep you thinking for a long time afterwards, Incognito is well worth seeing. Probably twice, in case you miss anything the first time…”
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