“Like a novel constructed from short stories, Dead Technology Memoirs is a modular play of self-contained but interlocking two-handers.

Rather wonderfully, writer James Hazelden has unfolded the original story in new dimensions… hinting at greater mysteries.”

- The Australian – original article HERE

 

“Chris Saxton and Nicholas Roy build a nervous tension, their dynamic hilarious by nature of its awkwardness. The pair have good comic timing, and the laughs are consistent and rapid. The set is minimal and the costumes well chosen, indicative of the characters yet generic enough to maintain the strange location-less and timelessness of the piece.”

- Pop Culture Y – original article HERE