Reviews for NIUSIA

“…by the end, she seems almost to blaze with pride in her inheritance, as part of this line of mighty female survivors; not because she doesn’t understand the tragedies violent displacement currently shaking our world, but precisely because she does understand the human meaning of those crises, more clearly than ever before.”
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The Scotsman (UK)

“Paterson’s story is deftly told, reminding us that individual histories sit within wider historical narratives, and the sound of a woman laughing can echo across the decades.”
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The Stage (UK)

“With its emotional depth, theatrical precision, and fearless authenticity, NIUSIA is a standout deserving of award recognition.”

Corr Blimey (UK)

“Paterson’s open heart and sheer skill allows us to travel a little of her journey alongside her, without being overwhelmed; we smile even as we cry. Her grandmother would be so proud.”
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The List (UK)

“a gripping solo performance that is as intimate as it is epic”

Fringe Review (UK)

“an emotionally resonant account of intergenerational trauma, heritage and matriarchal power.”
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See Do Eat

“this is a vital story for all of us”
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Stage Whispers

“Beth’s storytelling is both heartfelt and illuminating, offering a poignant exploration of family, resilience, and the enduring power of memory. It’s a testament to how the past shapes us, even when its pieces are scattered and hard to piece together.”
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Fringe Binge

NIUSIA is one of the finest solo, biographical shows I’ve ever seen”
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Theatre Matters

“The performance is polished, hard-hitting, at times light hearted and you feel entranced by Beth's story telling”
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Such Cliche

“A profoundly validating experience about intergenerational trauma”

The Jewish Independent

“Beautiful, and brilliant...a courageous, hilarious, and affecting work”

Farrago

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