“Lindsey Wise's Louise is spellbinding. She introduces herself in ballet as precisely as if she were speaking.” Kate Kellaway, The Guardian

“And here’s the evening’s highlight: Lindsey Wise’s tiny Louise expresses her need, loss and desperation dancing a torrid, dangerous duo with a contemptuous roughneck. That’s terrific on the eye.” Benedict Nightingale, The Times

“Cooper clearly draws on his own memories in the marathon he devises for Lindsey Wise – the language is part Ashton's Isadora Duncan, part Matthew Bourne's swan – but it delivers terrific verve and style.” Jenny Gilbert, The Independent

 “The ballet in the second act featuring Lindsey Wise is stunning, a piece utterly in sympathy with the show’s themes." Marcus Roberts, What’s On Stage Scotland

“Lindsey Wise, once Young Dancer of the Year, appears in a dazzlingly beautiful solo, conveying all of the heartache of a lonely fatherless teen.” Philip Fisher, British Theatre Guide

“Lindsey Wise played a brilliant role as Louise. She had a feel for the role that was refreshing to watch. I feel this is just the start for this fabulous young actress and we will see a lot more of her in years to come.” The Public Reviews, Stephanie Rowe

 “Adam Cooper’s highly professional choreography is typified by the ballet of Julie‘s daughter’s unhappiness and bewilderment danced with great delicacy by Lindsey Wise as Louise.” David Munro, Indie London

“The most moving scene of all sees his now 15-year-old daughter Louise - Lindsey Wise - dancing on the beach.” Geoff Billingsley, Bromley news

“Lindsey Wise's Louise made a strong impression in the Ballet.” Dominic McHugh, Musical Criticism

 “Louise is finely characterised in dance by Lindsey Wise” Timothy Ramsden – Reviews Gate

“Lindsey Wise must also be mentioned for her portrayal of Louise, in particular her accomplishment in the ballet sequence.” Sue Marks, UK Theatre Network