““Squeezing fresh meaning from A Clockwork Orange….. the edge doesn’t get more cutting than A Clockwork Orange’s Alex and his drug fuelled gang of droogs…… an unsettling must-see……. in the post-modern Potthouse…….. staged in and around the concrete and glass of the edgy architecture of Belfast’s Potthouse, it is a startlingly scary and explosive domain for Alex and his rampant gang. The actors leap onto concrete ledges, drape themselves round pillars and spread-eagle their victims on the glass floor of this spacious night-club venue of Potthouse’s Sugar Room. A truly memorable theatrical experience by a local theatre company taking their work out to their audience”

“Writer/Director, Martin McSharry has made inventive use of the glass and steel post-modern environment of this uber-trendy bar ... in Martin McCann as the narrator and protagonist, he has chosen one of the most engaging and gifted young actors to have emerged from the North in a long time ... he stamps his own deceptively sweet presence onto his character as the appalling Alex ... the packed audience voted with its feet to a one of experience by an enterprising young company.”