
The disturbing way the body can seem to morph into its surroundings is an intriguing concept.

Written with shades of dark and light, Kruckemeyer explores into a deeper darkness than your children’s stories aught, as in the dark the pains and heartaches of Ruby’s life are lain out before us.


There is something special about Uncle Jack. Something about his voice, his stature, his laugh, his story - something powerful but humbling.

Stifters Dinge is a piece that could be likened to some sort of compulsory contemplation or enforced meditation; it is very slow-moving indeed, making audiences stop, sit and be mindful, or, perhaps, bored.