Director Pamela Munt has done a good job of adapting the novel for stage... There are some great one-liners as the reluctant hero forges through desserts, beers and pie floaters. Alastair Preece is exceptional as Rincewind, as are the other versatile cast members, most of whom adopt several roles... A great night out for those who like their theatre full of thong-wearing wizards, pie floaters and Australian humour. (Samantha Bond, The Independent Weekly)

Unseen Theatre Company provides another rousing and hilarious incursion into the fantastical Discworld. For the first time, Sir Terry Pratchett has given director, Pamela Munt, permission to adapt his novel for the stage. The result is a play that is arguably the finest Unseen has staged, which means it’s something rather extraordinary indeed. Thanks to Munt’s magical script – filled with smart observations and intelligent witty comedy - and some perfect portrayals of warped characters, the imagination soars and the ribs ache as jokes rapidly follow one another... A rib-tickling satire and a tongue-in-jowl spoof on Australia that’s fabulously funny and well worth seeing more than once. (Stephen Davenport, Australian Stage)