NAKKIAH LUI’S RAW, ANGRY PLEA TO STOP CASUAL INJUSTICE...

THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH, 22 FEBRUARY 2015

"In Kill the Messenger, playwright Nakkiah Lui tells two troubling stories about people dying: victims of “institutionalised racism”."

SYDNEY PLAYWRIGHT NAKKIAH LUI CHALLENGES AUDIENCE...

ADRIAN RASCHELLA, ABC NEWS, 18 FEBRUARY 2015

"An Australian playwright is asking why audiences are constantly drawn to stories of black suffering, if it rarely translates into change in the community."

NAKKIAH LUI HAS SOME QUESTIONS FOR YOU

JASON BLAKE, SYDNEY MORNING HERALD, 19 FEBRUARY 2015

"In a challenge to the spectacle of Indigenous disadvantage, and the theatre's many attempts to engage a paying and predominantly white audience with it, she poses thorny questions: What are we, the audience, doing here? What do we think we are looking at? What do we expect, and why should she deliver?"

REVIEW: KILL THE MESSENGER

POLLY SIMONS, TIMEOUT SYDNEY, FEBRUARY 2015

"With no answers to be found, all Lui can do is tell their stories and hope we listen. “All I have is the truth and this is the most I can give you,” she says. “Now please, take it.”"