"The hardworking cast is impressively marshalled by Taylor-Mills, and special note goes to Samuel Parker making a high-energy professional debut"
The London Magazine
Samuel Parker's puppets are ingenious both in terms of their design (especially the parrot) and how they're brought to life by the cast and Forbes - his expertise on War Horse comes to the fore here.
NotExactlyBillington.com
"Samuel Parker’s energy in the role of the Boy Who Never Grew Up did not wane throughout what must have been an exhausting frenzy of singing and dancing"
The Watford Observer
"Kids' favourite Samuel Parker must reach for the Skittles in-between scenes, with a blend of boundless energy and comedic clumsiness"
The Stage
"The comedy is expertly provided by Samuel Parker who has perfect comic timing. He was in his element this year as Silly Billy, Jack's hapless brother"
The Essex Chronicle
"When Peter flies in, searching for his shadow, he is played by Samuel Parker who not only looks and sounds right but projects a slightly feral quality; one feels that this lost boy could be truly dangerous"
Whats On Stage
"The talented Samuel Parker makes an excellent Jack, the hero who seeks adventure and is determined to be a champion and kill the giant that is terrorising the village. His performance is filled with energy and total commitment"
British Theatre Guild
"Samuel Parker is a spritely Pan"
The Stage
"Samuel Parker, as PC Ted Spiller, gives a stand-out performances"
Musical Theatre Review
"John Hicks and Samuel Parker keep the male numbers of the cast balanced out with stunning contributions"
Jonathon Baz
