"Their wordless theater plays on impulses, the unspoken and strong images that distort reality. In their new show No One, Sophie Linsmaux and Aurelio Mergola deal with individual responsibility and the group effect."

"Hell is other people, wrote Sartre. With No One, the company Still Life creates a camera in a service station and explores, between gore and black humor, the baseness of human beings. All without utter a word. Dark, smart and fun."

"Readable and teeming, No One dissects the dynamics of individuals and the group effect, dissects "the mechanisms that engender the dilution of responsibility and the appointment of a scapegoat" to deliver a fierce comedy."

"With millimetric gestures, the five actors and ten extras play between suspense and strangeness to dissect the reactions of a crowd, the savagery it can lead to, its propensity to designate scapegoats. All with a terribly clinical coldness ."

"Tragicomedy on the emergency stop strip, No One is a silent show that says a lot about the group when it turns into a pack. The story of a breakdown that ends in carnage. Jubilant."

"At the top of their game, they [Sophie Linsmaux and Aurelio Mergola] manage to captivate us without a word being spoken, through a virtuoso mastery of rhythm and space"