"Variable captures you also by its sophisticated, rich choreography supported by the costumes and light design. Some of the ideas really hit you: the use of two languages to underscore the tension between the characters, the 'film-like' movements, the water imitation by the light, Tereza riding on Einat's back (...) The feeling of authenticity and unpretentiousness sensed by the audience, would alone make Proměnná (Variable) worth seeing. It leads you to ask for more performances like this."

(Marta Harasimowicz, Nový prostor, march 2010)

"... The absolute highlight of the evening, was Tereza Lenerova and Einat Ganz’s

Variable. Two female dancers evoked a sheer joy and abandon in each other, and in their shared sexuality and strength. Here pauses and stutters were used to great effect, bringing out the humor of the partners’ rivalry and connection. One woman’s defiant foot held briefly on the disgusted face of the other neatly epitomized the sly wit of the piece - whilst some perfectly executed floor work backed up the style with substance. It was an excerpt about changing power dynamics, about positive and negative movement and emotion, and it was utterly captivating from start to finish."

(Bellyflop Magazine, review by Ray Filar,16 march 2011)

"I loved these two. Homemade costumes, great hair and great, nuanced performing. They bustle

and shove, eye each other suspiciously, open their faces to our scrutinizing and altogether point

towards the tensions, fragility and baggage of the performance context. An amazing silent-filmesque section, vigorously executed, sticks in the mind".

(Bellyflop Magazine, review by Charlie Ashwell 16 March 2011)