“In essence The Legends of Them is a one-woman autobiographical depiction, but that doesn’t quite encapsulate the experience of the show...Much like Sutara’s journey, this production lends itself to be ever-evolving, which is quite exciting.”
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“This is theatre so agonisingly true that it takes your heart and twists it.”
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“It might be challenging for someone like me, who has limited reggae music and DJ exposure, limited connection to Brixton or Jamaica, and no meaningful self-identified connection to spirituality, to identify with a lot of the themes explored by Satara Gayle and her co-creator, Nina Lyndon, in 'The Legends of Them.' It is testament to both artists that they have created a piece of art which is not only effective in its portrayal of one person’s incredible life, but that it is fully accessible. More than that – it encourages its audience to open their minds and perhaps even ignite their own musical or spiritual awakening.”
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