'Robin Fox's sound design is alternately demanding and persistent, meditative in its layers of electronic beats that play up to the complexity of the dance.' - The Age ★★★★
'Replica by Melbourne-based choreographer Stephanie Lake lasts the distance and that’s no mean feat. It feels like a journey that comes full circle between two bodies, rather than a string of movement vignettes.' - The Herald Sun ★★★★
'It’s dense with dynamic thought, each gesture finely detailed and yet woven into the apparent simplicity comes only with fully achieved work. You never lose sight of its most literal aspect: it’s a duet between dancers, a man and a woman. The complexity that Replica evolves from this simple trope is extraordinary.' - Witness Performance
'A powerful exploration into relationships using creative devices other than storyline. An encapsulating performance that will delight dance lovers.' - Stage Whispers
'From lightening fast sequences to moments of improvisation, then back again, this a fierce and white knuckled performance, deft and defying. Sound design by Robin Fox completes the work and, is at times, fractured and unnerving but, in contrast, also emerges beautiful and salubrious.' - The Melbourne Critique
'Through friction, transition, humour, and play, typified by a spoken word tease with both Chan and Bichon speaking to the audience, Replica offers the chance to broaden one’s umwelt and slip into the feathers of another and sense the world in an entirely different way.' - Fjord Review
'The electronic sounds of Lake’s long-term collaborator Robin Fox frame the choreography. Distortion, thunderous bass, crackling static and percolations fill the air, perhaps offering a sonic perspective of the dancers’ inner state.' - Limelight Magazine