'It is an entirely engulfing experience, emotionally intense and technologically advanced without gimmickry'.A Younger Theatre Review

 'As I exited The Vaults into the crisp Thursday night air, I was trying to recover from a sensory onslaught. My breathing was rapid; my palms were sweaty; I could feel a sizeable lump in my throat. This was the impact of The Devil Speaks True.' Theatre Bubble

'in disturbingly impressive surround sound – Shakespeare’s lines are juxtaposed with extracts from interviews with the 21st century servicemen. Projection, scents, blasts of air and an engaging physical performance from a solitary actor taking on the role of Banquo’s body all contribute to an unsettling experience caught somewhere between voyeurism and verbatim theatre.' British Theatre Guide

'It was a fantastic show, we are still blown away by the shock waves of a seemingly simple concept-the revelation of the new context of Banquo as soldier and brothers in arms to Macbeth-is brilliant and the intimacy of the verbatim texts was gripping, touching, tragic and heroic. I wish I were a millionaire and could pay for all students studying the text to see it-such an eye opener. Email from audience

Featured as part of the Financial Times' round up of Shakespeare performances to mark 400 years since Shakespeare's death. 

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