"…how do you simultaneously build houses and maintain a critical edge in your work? Tim Newth and David McMicken have been Tracks artistic directors for over 10 years which has given them the opportunity to develop a practise that tackles this issue. They have established a reputation for intelligent, innovative productions addressing ideas relevant to their audiences with historical narratives, youth devised works and large scale cross-cultural productions. They collaborate with Indigenous communities, youth and seniors."
Malcolm Smith, Real Time

"Tracks remains unashamedly local and rooted in Territory communities … it is a cause for celebration and optimism that the company continues to produce work of this excellent standard and, importantly, is supported by large and enthusiastic audiences."
Bill Perrett, Real Time

"A triumph."
Robin Grove,The Age

"An intriguing cultural exchange rarely seen in mainstream performance."
Bernard Lane, The Australian

"Interdisciplinary in the broadest possible sense enveloping the spiritual, political and cultural dimensions."
Rosemary West, The Age

"Great Human Interaction…unbelievable connections."
Robyn Archer, The Adelaide Advertiser

"An extraordinary show…powerful, beautiful, funny, deeply moving, simple and complex. A genuine fusion of the traditional and contemporary, combining old and new ways – painted breasts with rock and rap."
Suzanne Spunner, Lowdown

"Darwin audiences have recently been thrilled and uplifted by A Bowls Club Wedding…this raucously amusing theatrical entrepot of song, dance and music enjoyed a sell out season during the 2003 Darwin Festival."
Joanna Barrkman, Real Time

"Grave, gripping, traditional, the debut Western performance by the Central Desert’s Janganpa Dancers (Directed by Tracks) earlier this week was the signature event of this year’s Alice Springs Festival."
Nicolas Rothwell, The Australian