"What cannot be questioned is the raw talent on display. The choreography is staggering – bodies telling stories that words alone cannot express. When paired with their spoken word elements, the result is often mesmerising. Their ability to weave together movement, text, and visuals creates moments of genuine beauty that linger long after the performance ends. Two Plant Gaysians offers a rewarding experience that challenges and moves in equal measure."

- Harvey Morton at Queerly

‘Two Plant Gaysians beguiles its audience with story of love, identity and botany set in different countries on opposite sides of the globe. Tackling issues of sexuality, race, mental health and acceptance, the story combines yearning, sadness and light hearted humorous approaches to these issues. Ghost and John create a captivating tribute to their plant friends which makes enjoyable and splendid theatre.’

- Fa Mengkarak Hussain at BEATS

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‘There really is no lack of creativity throughout the piece, and the work of Ghost as the production’s creative technologist really shines through… The floral visuals, skyline projections and thoughtful choreography are undeniably beautiful.’

- Andrew Houghton, The Reviews Hub - London

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‘A gentle yet unsettling piece. It presents migrant experience in a way I've never seen before, with a unique and distinctive aesthetic.’

- Kim Pearce, co-artistic Director at Papergang Theatre

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‘Two Plant Gaysians is a beautiful, meditative love story that rejects the pressures of conformity and assimilation. Instead it provides an alternate perspective: a syncopation with the timings of nature and a queer relationship that dares to be serene. A performance that counteracts the icky-ness of fast city living.’

- Max Percy