Tour De Force

  • Young person's theatre at its very very best. Westfäalische Rundschau

Le Petit Prince

  • A delightful play of the imagination, leaving plenty of room for poetry. Schwäbische Zeitung
  • The company succeeded again & again using dance, music and imaginative costumes in conjuring up a wonderfully magical atmosphere. Hats off for the director Peter Joucla who succeeds in taking the story from the realm of fantasy to the stage without losing any of its magic. Schwäbische Zeitung
  • The predominantly young audience in the sold out theatre followed every word of the French text with delight. Schwäbische Zeitung
  • The musician illustrates the episodes with exciting noises. We hear the splash of water when the Prince waters his rose, the hissing of the snake and the gluggling of the drunkard as he drinks. Schwäbische Zeitung
  • Three actors in formation holding a propeller out in front of them with two lightbulbs in each hand become a rickety aeroplane. Suddenly it crashes, the pilot rolls out and the audience applauds. Schwäbische Zeitung

Pygmalion

  • Delightful fun greeted with tumultuous applause and whistles of approbation. Ludenscheider
  • Fresh, cheeky and full of ideas, brilliantly balanced between seriousness and fun. Westfälische Rundschau

Jungle Book

  • The virtuosic ensemble built a bridge into the hearts of all the children in the audience. Fränkische Landeszeitung

The Ghosts of Poe

  • Mind-blowing...gruesomely beautiful. Frankische Handeszeitung
  • A successful stage adaptation of Poe horrors... brilliantly performed but not for weak nerves. Freising Wochenblatt

Dinner for One

  • Tour De Force served a light meal of typical British humour at the Teo Otto Theatre on Thursday night! In the first act, a mixed hors d'oeuvre of, among others, Oscar Wilde and Noel Coward provided appetite for the main course which was to follow after the intermission, the legendary "Dinner for One"!...an excellent menu!.........In "Dinner for One", exaggeration was the method of choice, and it worked. Anne-Kathrin Reif, Remscheid Zeitung

1984

  • This new adaptation of George Orwell's "1984" continues a brilliant Tour De Force tradition. Schweinfurter Tagblatt

The Importance of Being Earnest

  • Outstanding acting achievements were rewarded by the Trier public with thunderous applause and a standing ovation. Trierischer Volksfreund

The Maids

  • [the production]... handsomely designed in red, white and black by Vali Mahlouji, gives vivid life to the rhetorical oppositions - of poetic and demonic language, of spittle and jewels, of rubber gloves and evening gloves - that structure the piece. Robert Shore, Time Out