“This dreamlike forest is a space of reinvention. And at the centre of this reinvention is Rosalind, played with luminous clarity by Sara Farb. Her performance anchors the production with emotional intelligence and buoyant joy at having escaped the court’s oppressive grip….
This is no utopia. It’s an ingenious reality stitched together from the scraps of capitalism, consumerism, and colonial inheritance. When Rosalind delivers the play’s famous epilogue, she entreats the audience to carry something of the story with them. In this version, it’s not just charm or comedy we’re asked to remember, but the possibility of joy rescued from the wreckage of modern society.”