Undergods

...[Dickie] steals the show, with a performance that modulates brilliantly between humour, pathos and horror, keeping the audience on their toes.

Each story finds its subjects contending with their increasingly cruel surroundings in vignettes that anchor them in ideas of greed, capital, and violence.

...I like the Kafkaesque vibe of it all.

...manages to mesmerize and captivate every minute of the way with a bewitching visual palette and an appropriately fitting electronic score.

What it all means is up for debate (...) but it nonetheless feels sharply relevant.