"It could be a beautiful exploration of grief and how our modern lives inhabit a digital world that leaves footprints behind forever ... [there are] questions that frustratingly never get answered or even given room for much discussion and thought."
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"A play about love and betrayal, and the way that selfishness clouds us to the needs of those closest to us. It's Farr’s first play for over a decade – and it deserves an equally thrilling follow-up."
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"Thanks to assured performances from a multitasking cast that we cling on to reach a final scene that is undeniably poignant."
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"The issue of whether the cyborg Kath is showing signs of humanity cannot be dismissed outright; it becomes another of this play’s intriguing mysteries."
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"David Farr’s radioactively intelligent script takes us to the New Mexico desert to explore the uncertain divisions between life and death, love and hate, and humans and artificial intelligence-programmed cyborgs."
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" 'A Dead Body in Taos" doesn’t fully hold together. The concept is great, as is the creative team, and the cast is strong, but it feels incomplete; a work in progress. This would be absolutely excellent with a little more focus and tightening of the story, but for now, it is merely good."
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