Reviews
Edinburgh Fringe Festival, UK - August 2014The Amateur Anthropologist
"I was deeply impressed...the play presented the reality of the dangers that anyone, even the most innocent of all users, can face while surfing the internet." read review>> METRO
"Some of his pop-rock compositions here are equally catchy and lyrically snappy, albeit with a strong undercurrent of angst" read review>> |
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The Swedish Theatre, Helsinki, FInland - May 2017
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Finnish Broadcasting Company
"The great merit of Christie's story is that at no point does it smooth or trivialize what happens at school. It becomes very clear how random and destructive cyberbullying is and how fast it can assume overwhelming consequences. We are reminded that everything that is spread through social media is not really true." https://svenska.yle.fi HBL newspaper
"It's about emotions...small actions that change the direction of what we see and how we react. Text messages projected on the video screen, clearly show that what sounds relatively harmless can make a completely different impression to the recipient. The musical also shows how a person's little actions can have serious consequences, which are difficult to stop." https://www.hbl.fi/ |