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To She Or Not To She - O Brave New World (of Edinburgh)
Thoughts on first 72 hours of the show.
Emma Bentley, The Public Reviews, 8th August 2015Review - Ruby Wax: Sane New World
After suffering a major depressive episode that left her in hospital, Ruby Wax became a campaigner for mental health. Her last show detailed her breakdown; her latest asks how we deal with a disease reaching epidemic proportions.
Rebecca Harkins-Cross, Brisbane Times, 29th March 2015Ruby Wax: A Sane New World - review
There's no doubt Ruby's aim is to help smash the taboo around mental illness with this show and, given the response of the crowd, I'm certain she managed to stimulate debate which will run beyond the theatre stalls.
Thomas Magill, British Theatre Guide, 7th March 2015Ruby Wax: Sane New World review
Is it a showbiz tale or a workshop for the audience? It's hard to tell, but the comic's interactive stage show does feel therapeutic.
Brian Logan, The Guardian, 6th March 2015Ruby Wax: Sane New World, review: 'fascinating'
Part comedy show, part science lecture, this is inspiring and intriguing. But there is a lack of new material, says Laura Barnett.
Laura Barnett, The Telegraph, 5th March 2015Ruby Wax, Sane New World, St James Theatre - review
Wax's new show is as much self-help lecture as it comedy, but her razor-sharp humour hasn't dulled.
Bruce Dessau, Evening Standard, 5th March 2015Ruby Wax's Sane New World: the funny side of depression
Ruby Wax's new stage show is about anxiety, rehab and the finer points of neuroscience - but it'll still make you laugh.
Laura Barnett, The Telegraph, 2nd March 2015Ruby Wax - Sane New World (tour - Salford)
Ruby Wax follows up Losing It with this new piece, to tie in with her book. Kristy Stott admires the themes of the show at the Lowry.
Kirsty Stott, What's On Stage, 28th October 2014Ruby Wax: Sane New World - The Lowry, Salford
Sane New World is in many ways an interesting and enlightening experience, but it sits slightly awkwardly somewhere between entertainment, a lecture and a therapeutic workshop. Don't go expecting hilarity, you need to be prepared to roll with whatever emerges in the room, and every night must throw up a whole new set of thoughts to take away.
Jo Beggs, The Public Reviews, 28th October 2014Interview: Ruby Wax - Sane New World
'Now I know how my brain got like this and what to do about it.'
Laura Jeffrey, Edinburgh Fringe Review, 5th August 2014