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COSMOS (Not Enough) REVIEWS

RTL TV Feature ARTBOX by Sandy Elsen 

The brilliant German-Luxembourgish actress, singer and performer Sascha Ley virtuously mixes text, acting and singing with images and projections [..] This invitation to a game of exploration ... amuses, provokes and disturbs at the same time with its drastic directness. SZ 10/24

A sensual, interdisciplinary performance. Ley playfully, mockingly and at times pensively reflects on the different perceptions, and plays with heteronormative gender roles. The performance is linguistically witty, beguiling in its singing and coherent in its choreography. It is a powerful solo performance... More of this! Land 04/24 

Exceptional performance. As a conqueror of words, expressions and territories, Sascha Ley penetrates the innermost recesses of our consciousness, our collective memory and reality. Obviously, we’re in experimental territory here, but Sascha has concocted an experience that has done us a lot of good. Sascha’s work is a little provocative, but the most important thing is that it provokes debate, questions and challenges. Zeitung vum Lëtzebuerger Vollek 03/24  

It’s poetic and provocative, visually stunning, brave, honest, and humorous [..] there are galaxies of captivating sounds on stage [..] do go and see what you discover about life, art and yourself in this fascinating voyage. Wendy Winn, Radio ARA/Writer and poet 03/24

A tour de force of acting, singing and dancing. She acts, she sings, she composes, she writes, she dances ... To call Sascha Ley a multidisciplinary artist would almost be an understatement. Journal 03/24

A Unique Journey Through Perception and Reality. Themes That Resonate on a Universal Level ... as varied as they are profound. From the unequal perceptions that shape our understanding of the world to the memories that define our reality, the performance is a mirror reflecting the complexities of human existence. [..] a thought-provoking experience for a diverse audience.  Bnnbreaking.com02/24

What a performance it is. [..] Ley gives a more mature take on love, and reflects in her many guises on the different memories she has built in her lifetime, against the backdrop of time and the universe. It’s a fascinating concept that prompts you to revisit your own journey, your own experiences and your own version of events. Luxembourg Times02/24

Dear Sascha, what a magnificent show you've given us this evening. You've put your whole body and soul into it, an exceptional multi-polar artist:  Your art of words, language, writing, voice, singing, gestures and movement, all live and vibrate in synergy thanks to your passion and your admirably mastered rage for expression. Many thanks for this evening. Lambert Schlechter, writer and poet  02/24