"Lindsay Hamilton is just brilliant in her one hour one woman show, totally alone on stage and without a break, on a simple tranformable stage. The English girl with no name has many faces. With a powerful, sometimes breath-taking voice she shows moods of disappointment, sadness, rage, hope and happiness."

Mannheimer Morgen

.....especially Lindsay Hamilton, her voice was sometimes like a natural phenomenon, sometimes full like a rock star then tender and expressive in ballads or hysterical crying in her monologues. She is everything! Left lover, cheated girlfriend, unrestrained loving and cursing. This sung through monologue is so captivating for the audience, its not just up to the well known songs of Andrew Lloyd Webber, like Take That Look Off Your Face and Tell Me On A Sunday, but to Lindsay Hamilton's powerful, from moment to moment changing performance making it unnecessary to have the translation of the English original on a monitor above the stage because voice and gesture spoke a much more powerful language.

Die Rheinphalz