The following is a selection of media coverage of The Uncertainty Division or our shows.
Impromime (2005-2006)
- “Very, very funny … perhaps they possess some mystic comedy gene that the rest of us lack” [Read in full] – TCS
- “A cross between Thornton Wilder and The Mighty Boosh … perhaps the weirdest thing of all was how this mixing-bowl of mad ideas solidified into a coherent plot” [Read in full] – Oxford Student
- “It’s hard to believe so funny and clever a show is improvised” [Read in full] – The Bath Chronicle
An Extremely Memorable Emergency (2004)
- “A clever premise that refreshes improv” (four star review) – Fest
- “A consistently funny piece … a joyful hour of theatrical acrobatics” [Read in full] – Varsity
- “Fine tea-time fun” – Three Weeks
- “Utterly ridiculous and rather sweet” [Read in full] – The Scotsman
- “There’s a real buzz surrounding [this] impro oddity” [Read in full] – BBCi
Out Of Your Mind (2003)
- “Actually, properly, non-ironically great … one of the funniest things I’ve ever heard” [Read in full] – The Guardian
- “As with all good improv, it is usually impossible to tell that the cast are making it up” – Fest
- “They’re smart arses. But I liked them. Go see.” – Culture Wars
- “Making up an entire play spontaneously is tricky … they achieve this remarkable feat with panache” [Read in full] – TCS
- “Violence, poetry and recreational drugs … definitely worth catching” [Read in full] – Varsity
- Images of our publicity work were featured in the opening of the Edinburgh edition of Airport on television, and in The Guardian’s festival coverage.
Audience write-ups
Some audience members have also written nice things about us.
An Extremely Memorable Emergency (2004)
- “Four stars: I thought it couldn’t be improvised” – James Teran, on Fest Online
- “You are unlikely to be disappointed” [Read in full] – Pam, on EdFringe.com
Out Of Your Mind (2003)
- “The highlight of my weekend” [Read in full] – Louise C, on EdFringe.Com
- “Fantastic” [Read in full] – Buffy Nicholson
- “I’m amazed that it was improvised … well worth anyone’s time” [Read in full] – Jessica Davey, on EdFringe.Com