'If only the plays were taught like this in schools, nobody would ever say Shakespeare was boring.' The Guardian

‘Crouch, [is] making a tradition of solo shows in which Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead-like, he elaborates on the late, great Will's minor characters… delightful’ Huffington Post

'Combining humour, gore sorrow, elation, magic, showmanship and the complexity of human emotions to remind contemporary theatre fans why Shakespeare will remain relevant for all eternity.' Venue Magazine

'How fresh, funny, poignant and thought-provoking this hour-long piece - Crouch’s finest work to-date - is. Highly recommended.' Daily Telegraph on i, Malvolio

'An entertaining introduction to the Bard and an invaluable teaching aid, with much to offer both the novice and the enthusiast.... [they] work both as standalone productions and as worthwhile accompaniments to the plays that inspired them.' Exeunt Magazine

'Compellingly idiosyncratic portraits of four of Shakespeare's characters... Crouch's drama becomes a provocative examination of the voyeuristic nature of the art form... They left me wanting more I, Shakespeares.' Around the Globe

'funny, fresh, vibrant and often moving... A drama teacher might use one of these plays - or part of one- as a piece of solo practical work for GCSE or A level... They have potential for English & PSHE lessons too' Teaching Drama