"This is West End quality theatre for a wide audience."
THE COURIER-MAIL

"Video design by Craig Wilkinson was the catalyst for many jaw dropping moments in the production. The attention to detail and creative projection on virtually every surface melded the magic of cinema with the magic of theatre in a way that left audiences stunned. From striking imagery of a train carriage perfectly outlined on the moving set, to a running river, no moment was left unexplored by Wilkinson."
THEATREHAUS

"The sets were imaginatively aided by some extraordinary visual imagery created by Craig Wilkinson... A clever use of technology allowed Holmes’ words, thought processes and images to be projected across the scenery... It was well directed, well performed and with extremely good audiovisual elements that brought the stage to life."
ARTSHUB

"All the Sherlock Holmes traits are there and the audio visual effects getting inside his mind when he is figuring something out are spectacular."
THE COURIER-MAIL

"It is told with the help of some spectacular stagecraft as the surfaces of rolling set pieces are used to reflect projected images, adding further dimension to the story’s telling. Craig Wilkinson’s video footage affords a cinematic perspective and allows for point-of-view shares, such as when a show motion projected recount of how a series of events have unfolded accompanies Holmes’ attempts to talk other characters through his thinking."
BLUE CURTAINS BRISBANE

"None of this would work without the totally astonishing work of the technical crew. Craig Wilkinson’s video footage is remarkable and truly deserves awards as well as accolades. His cinematic POV is integral to the storytelling."
STAGE WHISPERS