"A moving and occasionally disquieting piece of theatre...brings insight to this neglected section of our culture with a kind of teasing, primal whimsicality "

The List

“Without a trace of polemic, we are deftly asked how many of our current attitudes to mental health are reflected in the ignorance of Mairi’s son Charles, who is torn, in turns, between cruel terror and bewildered compassion…If the sometimes poetic text is quietly impressive, the performances of the three strong cast are commensurate to its demands… Kai Fischer’s fine semi abstract set and Malcolm Lindsay’s excellent music add to the sense  of seamless theatricality”

Scotland on Sunday

“At first sight, there is a huge impertinence in Vanishing Point’s take on senile dementia… The company has the cheek to suggest there is a sort of poetry in this condition… By the end of Glimpse, it was clear here was a very sensitive and thoughtful play."

Mail On Sunday

“A thought provoking and memorable production”

The Stage