Praise for Identity's BLUE REMEMBERED HILLS, 2017

▶︎ ✭✭✭✭ - Brighton Argus

▶︎ "outstandingly performed by an excellent cast" - feedback form

▶︎ "This is by any standards a remarkable production that at BOAT has found its

time and avatar. Sheridan and Cook lead a production that takes

Blue Remembered Hills back to somewhere near its source." - Fringe Review

Praise for Southwick Players' Blue Remembered Hills
(same creative team & 6/7 cast) at The Barn Theatre, 2016:

▶︎ "Absolutely Amazing" - Trevor Jones, Brighton and Hove Arts Council

▶︎ "Outstanding" - Chichester Herald

▶︎ "Sadistic and ferocious ... tremendous pathos" - Brighton Argus

Praise for Identity's THE CRUCIBLE, 2018
▶︎ "What a fantastic production- huge congratulations to [directors] Nettie Sheridan and Gary Cook and all the cast. Some stunning and strong performances. A great cut of the play too. This is my favourite version" - Audience Feedback

▶︎ "Compelling and dramatic ... heartfelt ... enthralling ... as appropriate as it was seventy years ago" ★★★★ - Broadway Baby

▶︎ "Not just good but brilliant. We really enjoyed it" - Audience Feedback

▶︎ "This masterpiece of courageous refusal gets a rivetingly fine production ...

energy radiates through a superbly lucid, passionately argued production"
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED SHOW - Fringe Review

▶︎ I made a 200 mile round trip to see this [...] it was worth every inch of the journey.

I loved it. Congratulations to all the performers and particularly the young members of the company. Thanks for a great show." - Audience Feedback

▶︎ "You know when you watch a great film or read a book and it stays with your long after you finished watching or reading.. well this performance was just like that. Most excellent it was" - message to the company

Sharing a love of detail-oriented, visceral, collaborative theatre,

Nettie Sheridan and Gary Cook founded Identity in 2016

Wuthering Heights at the Brighton Open Air Theatre 2019
Tickets on sale soon

or sign up for priority booking at

Brighton Open Air Theatre