...Mâche's writing calls for these vigilant readings, sharpened by the desire and thirst for knowledge. Nuit blanche is no different.
It does not seek to embrace Artaud's text through empathy or mimicry. It is the twin substance, the parallel double, the cursed and flamboyant twin of Pierre Court's spoken word. A magnetic tape in more ways than one, it carries the actor's illuminated diction with an unsettling aura. It is the juice of words spoken in horror and profanation of the abject; it is the Hermes of the protesting curse of this harangue struck by a musicality that it gives birth to. The evening's works were decidedly evocative of the myth of the replicant, of equivocal gemellity.

Roland Duclos, Centre France La Montagne, June 12, 2005