 It received critical praise from "The Village Voice", which said, "it is as if the almost formal sense of using the breath opens the performers to the depths of an innerness that is sometimes like Alice in its sense of wonder and sometimes like Dante in its terribleness".Its productions evolved over the years, incorporating poetry, dialog, and multi-media elements, alongside music and choreographed movement.The group's pieces have focused on a wide range of subjects, from the travails of a housewife, to Christianity and nuclear disarmament.