What people are saying.

  • Natali Micciche is a winning presence on stage, her movement as compelling as her performance. Much of the show’s power lies in how naturally these elements support the storytelling

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  • ALL EXPRESSED WITH PRECISE PHYSICALITY BY NATALI MICCICHE WHOSE NATURAL PERFORMANCE IS FILLED WITH ARTISTIC NUANCE - JUST A SMALL PINCH OF HER BROWS CONVEYS A COLLAPSING GRIEF

    - Ed Fest Mag

  • Natali Micciche vividly portrays the character as full of life, dreams and passions. We see a richly crafted character who is a witty, confident and creative young woman with so much potential, and we instantly love her.

    - Fringe Review

  • A beautiful and moving show, performed by endlessly talented actors. Dreamscape entertains and captivates its audience with lyrical writing and sharp direction.

    — Jack & Ellis

  • This was our favourite show of the Fringe. Powerful, beautifully and professionally executed. A moving blend of performance arts.

    - Audience Member

  • This was a brilliant show: Powerful, funny, incredibly moving and full of energy!! Performance was perfect. See it!

    - David Gerow

  • Powerful, beautifully and professionally executed. A moving blend of performance arts.

    - Audience Member

  • Wow. What. A. Show. Honestly, I have seen hundreds of shows at fringe over the years and this was truly something special. Such a harrowing story, but told in such a beautiful way. Taking the dark and bringing light to it with grace and care. Performance was a cut above the rest. Such brilliant physicality and vocal acuity really elevated the careful, brilliant script.

    - Calum Fleming

  • Natali Micciche, whose warmth and vocal talent fill the space, draws you in until you’re viscerally connected. This poetic form and rhyming is older than Shakespeare and infinitely fascinating, while the pathos, dignity, and brutal honesty that Natali brings to this incredible production are at once heart-wrenching and infuriating. You won’t be sorry. This is theatre at its finest; as it’s meant to be.

    — Lindsey Murray