The French newspaper Le Monde wrote about Shrimp Stories: “The virtuosity with which the trio of artists brings these hundreds of shrimp to life makes this extraordinary show so unique... Added to this is the musical performance by composer Arthur Sauer, who creates a range of sounds live using all kinds of objects and instruments. Ultimately, the diversity of the short stories ensures that every spectator can find something to their taste.”

*Coup de Théâtre* awarded us five stars and wrote: “The most incredible thing is that you eventually identify with these endearing crustaceans. Beneath their resin shells lies, in reality, everything that makes us human—our fears, our desires, our little weaknesses, and our bursts of tenderness. These crustaceans are decidedly more real than life itself, and perhaps even more human than we are.”

The blog *unfauteuilpourlorchestre.com* noted: “Laughter settles in comfortably—almost continuously—somewhere between theater and performance art, and you no longer know whether to keep your eyes glued to the screen above or let them wander down occasionally to follow the work of this brilliant and eccentric team.”