"The echoes and implications of the piece are unmistakable and profoundly moving. This is an internationalization of The Investigation, a 90-minute re-contextualization by people who surely have acquired the moral right to do so.

Universal truths about the evil capacity of human beings burns through the years and the miles."
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"A brilliantly 'superimposed drama'.

The narration of the unimaginable savagery in the camps is certainly not new, but as spoken here with the utmost simplicity and bluntness by these formidable actors (whose marvelous faces keep you riveted), it remains shocking almost beyond words."
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"Presented with the utmost simplicity... the effect is explosive. A piece of theatre like this should be seen by as many as possible.

What strikes one most forcibly is the company's moral right to the material: they understand, better than most of us, the way genocide is made up of myriad, remembered fragments. The value of a piece of theatre like this, is that it aids that process of confronting reality."

"This amazing company of Rwandans... An unforgettable experience."

"Dorcy Rugamba's admirably measured, restrained cast neither press connections nor push conclusions on Rwanda."

"The Rwandan actors are excellent; the emotion is never forced and is all the more moving for being so contained."

"Familiar as we are with the chilling facts, the testimonies we hear bring a tear to the eye... Acted with supreme dignity and theatrical restraint."

"Dorcy Rugamba's staging of The Investigation is striking in its dignity and calm."

Two Conversations with Director Dorcy Rugamba: Read two articles from the BBC and The Guardian that profile the Rwandan director’s experience staging this production.