Le Chemin solitaire

STAN’s new production is hard-hitting, bitter theatre. 
De Standaard 

STAN has discovered a magnificent strategy for delivering the script. At the centre is the lie and that lie is denied over and over again. Consequently, the characters beat about the bush, and it doesn’t even matter who plays who. De Eenzame Weg is theatre as it always should be: intellectually challenging, playful, witty and confrontational.
Gazet van Antwerpen

STAN extracts from Schnitzler and reduces the drama to the bare essentials: people who are ensnarled in lies, in impotence, in solitude. Though devoid of illusion, it is very fine theatre indeed.
Elsevier

Translation and approach do Schnitzler justice: here timeless people face timeless dilemmas. What really counts is the language; the dialogues sparkle. Apart from a comic detail here and there, the theme makes itself felt and it is both recognizable and obscure: the loneliness of everyone’s path through life.
de Volkskrant

Tg STAN makes individual sorrow interchangeable and personal choices arbitrary. "A life without pain is as poor as a life without happiness”, says Schnitzler. The actors unfailingly succeed - at times with fitting irony - in conveying that sense of deriving satisfaction and pleasure from setbacks in life, like death, illness and leave-taking. Tg STAN is blessed with such outstanding actors that whatever it does cannot fail to be enjoyable. With De Eenzame Weg tg STAN brings first-rate, unorthodox theatre.
De Telegraaf