Invisible Man

“Bubbling over with sex and violins…By all but dumping words, the mother of invention has come into the spotlight to create a movingly roughshod collage of sound and vision.”

“What is striking about this one hour show is its sheer visual beauty…The Vanishing Point team bring the ideas together with terrific lyricism and flair, creating a dark domestic space illuminated by lap-like images of beauty, exoticism or threat, and at one point, breathtakingly transformed – by a single shaft of light – into the towering forest of trees… the movement between the central couple, full of conflict, irritation and passion, is breathtakingly eloquent.”

“The set, co-designed and directed by Kai Fischer and Matthew Lemon, is fantastic, with subtle lighting, atmospheric sound, daring visuals and sparse props all being used to perfection. The acting is also top· notch. ltxaso Moreno (wife) and Keith Macpherson (doubling up as both husband and impostor) give strong physical performances which transcend the natural limits placed upon them.”

“The company’s intention is clearly to emulate an atmosphere akin to Kafka’s paranoid novels, and in this the show is largely successful. The two main performers, Keith Macpherson and Itxaso Moreno, both show fierce intensity and physical elan in their roles, while a central European setting is suggested by the costumes and by certain elements of John Anderson’s excellent, moody score”