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A very inspiring night. Great performance with great actors and direction… with no mistakes 😉 NT

Enjoyed the play, the venue and the evening. Bravo! AO

Very interesting, absorbing! Don’t miss it! EM

Really enjoyed the night! AG

Not to be missed! Loved [it]! IP

Great job – well worth seeing!!!! CA

A wonderful performance! Congratulations to the actors! Highly recommended! JC

Great play, great venue and, above all, great performance – many thanks! EKC

Excellent performances, script and location. Really enjoyed it last night. YL

Lovely show! Had a great time!! Thank you!!! AY

Διαμορφώθηκε πολύ όμορφα η ταράτσα για τις ανάγκες του έργου – καταπληκτική η εκτέλεση και από τους τρεις ηθοποιούς… ξεπέρασαν εαυτούς!!! ΕΜ

…a great evening for us. Wine, good theatre and a rooftop was a stylish combination. AA

Cyprus Weekly 3 Oct. 2014 by Melissa Hekkers

Cyrpus Mail 7 Oct. 2014 by Constandinos Tsindas

TO VERTIGO OR NOT TO VERTIGO IN NICOSIA?
One act play ‘Heights’ takes a rooftop dive into human relations

Amazement! That’s my bewildered emotion every time we tangle our lives into a much more intricate web than we deserve. Woe is us lest we think of the straight and wide road ahead. We much prefer getting pricked in edgy confrontations that shouldn’t happen in the first place, subjecting ourselves to needless vertigo. ‘Heights’, set in a New York terrace, finds an equally intriguing stage at 1010Hall, an old Nicosia rooftop (very aptly placed on the ‘green’ line of confrontation dividing Nicosia for the last 50 years) as Andreas Araouzos raises the curtain or better still, the starlit sky, on the one-act play my Amy Fox, for the first time in English. Araouzos, Alexia Paraskeva and David Dimitriou drive a long arduous conversation into a bottomless pit of emotional crescendo that actually brings forth real and present dangers. Alec is preparing a romantic dinner, Isabel does not really know why she’s been struck by insomnia and Jonathan makes an entrance that he wish he never had. ‘Say no more to them, no other plot clues please’, Alexia tells me, in a short break after a sneak preview run of the half hour play, as dusk settled in the capital along with my first impressions. ‘I shall make the audience beg for it’ I promised determinedly, and so I will keep my word. I couldn’t help but ask David though about the first feeling that came to his head during this three way late night terrace tension-‘I will have to say fear’, he replies and I suddenly wake up to the realisation that it can actually become a driving force in what makes or breaks us. ‘If only people were more in touch with their feelings’, Alexia shares, with Andreas Araouzos stepping in to give the only inkling of a hint I could get out of him as director-‘it’s all about the brewing conflict’. ‘Heights’ like it or not is in our face, putting all kinds of decisions into perspective; why do want to claim the rooftop as our own as Alec and Isabel do and why are we stuck in vertigo? ‘It was all very revealing’, David remarks with a handshake ending his short break from rehearsals for a sit down chat.