....successful mise on scene by Gavin Quinn..this outstanding piece asks questions about losing, getting lost, being missed and missing....roaringly funny....Ericka Schellenberger-Diederich, Marberger Forum
Somewhere between behing closed doors and waiting for Godot... tragic and deeply sad but in its grotesque absurdity, the whole thing is rather fun.....Heike Dohn Marberger Neue Zeitung
The use of the vampire genre to deal with themes of depression is a suitable one...strong undercurrent of lust and sexual awakening in the text, which both actors deliver with boundless energy and absolute conviction. A production I intend returning to later in the week and is deserving of a second and possibly a third visit.......Brian o Connell. Irish Examiner.
the show gives in its one hour span a powerful impression of a world in which both power and communication are awry....directed by Gavin Quinn with remarkable emotional and intellectual clarity. David Nolan, The Irish Times
DEFLOWERFCUKED. Written and Directed by Gavin Quinn for Pan Pan
sharp situational wit and stupidity taken very seriously, polished bits and movements painstainkly choreographed... Impressive. Deflowerfucked was great fun. Christine Madden. The Irish Times.
PEEPSHOW. Written and Directed by Gavin Quinn for Pan Pan
75 Minutes of theatrical anarchy..never neutral or dull... actors are physically and psycologically right, Gavin Quinn so conducts matters to make a virtue of the works surface obscurity, the magic is in the mix. Gerry Golgan. The Irish Times
A BRONZE TWIST OF YOUR SERPENT MUSCLES. Written and Directed by Gavin Quinn for Pan Pan
Decay, Madness and Erotic Perversion.... that is just a hint of what is on offer from Pan Pan....add desire death and destruction and you will have a better idea of what the company's award winning production is all about.... audience gripped until the final pulsating chords...physical theatre at it's most powerful...daring and stylish production...Grannia Mc Fadden. Belfast Telegraph.
MADEMOISELLE FLIC FLAC IN THE RED ROOm. adapted from the Damascus Plays of August Stringberg. Directed by Gavin Quinn.
emotionally rewarding piece of theatre.....Gavin Quinn's precise direction the production is both memorable in its invention and provocative in its ambition. Joyceln Clarke. The Sunday Tribune.
MARTIN ASSASSIN OF HIS WIFE. by Stephen Walsh and Gavin Quinn. Directed by Gavin Quinn.
Gavin Quinn directs with obvious authority. It held me like a latter day ancient Mariner. Gerry Golgan. The Irish Times.