Dance of Guns
- "...pertinent....excellently staged...really moving" City
Limits, 1992
- "...captures with eloquence the personal and cultural conflicts
of
a peace-loving nation..." Time Out, 1992
- "The family is thus presented as the same oppressive force as
it
was in Ithaka but in a more direct, less symbolic way. The 'freedom'
that Rosa finally achieves is limited, it is freedom in hiding....Dance
of Guns is an interesting departure towards social realism with
surreal elements." Sandra Freeman in the chapter on Nina Rapi in
the book 'Putting Your Daughters on the Stage', Cassell 1997.