A comedy about the meaning and meaningless of life; a suicide story that gives hope; an egotistical journey that leads to the other.

"If laughter is the best medicine then Saturday night's audience was cured of many ailments by Norway.Today...this bitter-sweet tragicomedy, about suicide, life, the universe and nothing, is an experience no serious theatregoer should miss."
Steven Davenport (Indaily)

"I would urge, entreat, plead with, and even command, that you go and see this beautifully performed funny, life-affirming play.....Believe me: it will be the best two and a quarter hours that you have ever spent in a theatre".
(Murray Bramwell, Radio Adelaide)

"..it captures something of the "now" generation, addresses a vital social issue, and offers food for thought"
(Peter Burdon, Advertiser)

"Norway.Today has the smarts, laughs, heart and passion that we expect from the first class theatre we continually crave, but rarely get. Don't miss it.
(David O'Brien, Messenger)

"This is a profound and moving story...strangely enough it is also funny, romantic and uplifting. Norway.Today is both heart wrenching and heart warming. It is also profoundly relevant"
(Stephanie Johnson, Adelaide Theatre Guide)