“Feminine experience, genuine comedy.”

Sýn­ing Reykja­vik Ens­emble – já, sjálf stofnun og til­urð þessa leik­hóps! – er áþreif­an­leg sönnun þess að Ísland fær­ist nær því að verða hluti af alheimi og við Íslend­ingar hluti af mann­kyni heims­ins.

— Jakob S. Jónsson, Kjarnin

“A journey of courage and joy.”

Inspiration on real artists like Pálína and her collaborating artists: does not evoke imitation but finds courage in its own search for possibilities and subject matters. Fragile, almost cubic images of the troupe from their reality - Polish and Icelandic, historic and modern, personal and political, religious and mundane, tragic and funny - opened the audience's imagination and kept the hall's attention effortlessly for the hour of the show. The relaxed presence and serious playfulness of the group was the right thing to do to draw us into the world and let us lie in a light bed not to understand everything.

— Þorgeir Tryggvason, Morgunblaðið

“Unity, not division.”

The international theater company Reykjavík Ensemble is showing the theatrical performance I shall always return which is a work in progress at Iðnó, but the work is made with Polish artists in honor of the artist Tadeusz Kantor.

— Björk Eiðsdóttir, Morgunblaðið

“A magnificent achievement.”

The director creates, with masterful craftsmanship, an extremely beautiful and consistently interesting and holistic performance from these various fragments, with archetypical lighting, choreography, music and singing. In the intimacy that only theatre can create, people from all nations, actors and spectators, simply shared one soul.

— María Kristjánsdóttir, Chief Theatre Critic, Icelandic National Broadcasting Service RÚV