LA Times 27/04/06

"...the standouts include Nigel Richards as Georg Schmid, a howling foreshadower of Wilhelm's plight"


Variety 27/04/06

"...the show doesn't really peak until the end of the first act, in a sequence where Nigel Richards (dressed all in red by costumer Frida Parmeggiani, with long hair flowing down one side) belts out the tale of a man who gave in to the devil while he intertwines with long, elastic bands, in front of a small backdrop with a painting of a Western canyon, with the stage populated with blue objects suggesting skulls. Don't try to comprehend - just appreciate."


The Orange County Register 27/04/06

"...Nigel Richards will haunt your dreams. Long, jet black hair covering half of his pasty face, his mouth frozen open in a permanent scream, he is like a nightmarish figure from the mind of Edvard Munch."

Entertainment Tonight 28/04/06

'...Wilson's intriguing band of kohl-eyed international actor/singers delivers the ensemble performance of the year, each gifted with an unearthly vocal range.

Playing a bizarre cross between Boy George and Cesar Romero as The Joker, perhaps the most jarring performance of the evening comes from Nigel Richards who, in several roles, all with long black hair hiding half his face and his mouth open impossibly wide in a frozen grin of an ancient Noh Theatre mask, appears to simultaneously be channeling the vocal range of Yma Sumac.'