"An interesting play, without any doubt. The setting was suggestive of the “hold” in a freighter. The passengers were actually also held there. Most of the time practically the whole cast were on stage while the focus shifted continually from one smaller group to the other. And each group had its own problems to work out. A kaleidoscope of intrigues evolved. The audience became aware of the divergent motives of the various characters participating in this project. Gradually the relationship between Alice and Gus became the more dominant factor in the play. This, for me, was also the reason why I got ever more involved. I could not help sympathizing with the fragile Gus. He did his utmost to get a grip on the situation in the ship and to please his demanding wife. Right until the end it was uncertain whether any of his efforts would be effective. The role of Alice was a fascinating one and convincingly performed. In the end one is left wondering what these people’s future is going to look like. There were so many perspectives. Uncertainty, indecisiveness, doubt, naivety but also glimpses of hope and love are ultimately going to help build the new society on Greenland."