“Thoughtful and endearing, a blend of movement and spoken text that is at times almost perfectly pitched between schoolboy silliness and teasing satire.”
Donald Hutera, The Times

Commission for Scottish Dance Theatre

“Back-achingly, stomach creasingly funny & brilliantly constructed comedy.”
Ellie Carr, The Sunday Herald

“The clichés and agonies of late twentieth century choreography were wickedly exposed, with expert comic timing.”
Judith Mackrell, The Guardian

“Roden and Shenton's puncturing of dance clichés and pretensions is spot on, but never mean spirited.
Their timing, spoken or corporeal, is excellent and
their dead-pan delivery a treat.”
Donald Hutera, Dance Europe

“Personal favourites were Peter Shenton and Laura Smith’s Shaker, a smart and funny comedy.”
Diane Parker, Dance Theatre Journal

“Absurdly good dancing.”
Mary Brennan, The Glasgow Herald

“Air Dance Company’s droll, knowing, neo-vaudevillian PG was a well deserved hit.”
Donald Hutera, Dance Europe

"A delightful antidote to the syrupy christmas dance shows of yore."
Paul Vale, The Stage 2005

"Downright funny..."
John Rockwell, New York Times

"Unique... a double act who marry stand-up comedy with choreographic minimalism and a touch of philosophy."
The Times

"Roden and Shenton are the comedy double-act of contemporary dance, dancing or debating with an air of geeky obsession."
Zoe Anderson - The Independent

"...a genuine piece of theatrical magic."
Judith Mackrell, The Guardian

"This was quite simply the highlight of the production."
Chris High, The Stage

"One of the best things I've ever seen."
Phil Kay, The Metro

"Not since the short lived dance duo Talcum and Turnips, a brief early venture by Vic and Bob, has dance been so funny…a highly unusual, refreshing and rewarding show."
David Mounfield, Fringe Review

"…a neatly constructed, deceptively informal hour of silly-smart humour and quirky pretension-deflating movement…expert timing and tongue-in-cheek wit."
Donald Hutera, The Times

"...it’s a delightfully silly way to spend an hour."
Heather Crumley, The Metro

"...an elegant and nimble piece of physical comedy, deftly performed with polished skill and carefully-released energy…an excellent grasp of timing."
Steve Bennett, Chortle The UK Comedy Guide

"Think Morecambe and Wise at Sadler's Wells"
Bruce Dessau, Chortle

"...random, bizarre and absolutely hilarious."
Chris Hislop, Fringe Guru

"...a slick, warmly delivered, bloody funny slice of modern dance-meets-comedy fun."
The List