EVERYTHING THEATRE: We’ll Dance on the Ash of the Apocalypse, Park Theatre
“Young Woman is played by Maite Jáuregui who gives a no less committed performance, powerfully inhabiting the psyche of a woman in intellectual rebellion against her maternal instincts.”
NORTH WEST END UK: We’ll Dance on the Ash of the Apocalypse – Camden Fringe Online
“Jáuregui and Horn are excellent guides through this rollercoaster of emotion, and their performances are enhanced by good quality lighting, choreography and movement.”
2nd FROM BOTTOM: Tree Confessions/We’ll Dance On The Ash Of The Apocalypse (Online review)
“The actors form a natural rapport and convince as a pairing, sharing moments of tenderness and empathy as well as taking opposing positions on the question of the pregnancy.”
THE STAGE: The Reality review at Cervantes Theatre, London – ‘an impressive performance’
“In playing out the sisterly devotion and rivalries, Jáuregui is excellent as both the stressed-out Andromeda and the unsettlingly zen Luz. Her timing in playing opposite herself is impeccable.”
EL PAIS: La dramaturgia española femenina se expande en inglés
“La puesta en escena en el Cervantes de su pieza La Realidad desdobla en el papel de unas gemelas antitéticas (y tanto en español como en inglés) a la joven actriz Maite Jáuregui, convencida de que “España está a la cabeza de esta especie de revolución femenina”, aunque todavía quede trecho por hacer.”
EL MUNDO: La Realidad se desdobla en los escenarios de Londres
“Maite Jáuregui ha asumido el reto de esta versión desdoblada de 'La Realidad', de Denise Despeyroux, que estrena el ciclo de la Nueva Dramaturgia Española en el Cervantes Theatre de Londres”
BROADWAY WORLD: The House of Bernarda Alba, Cervantes Theatre
"Maite Jauregui is utterly compelling as Adela, all feline temptation and simmering sexuality, a Modigliani nude given clothes and life" *****
DAILY EXPRESS: The House of Bernarda Alba Review
"There is not a weak link in the cast... Performances are terrific"
VIEW FROM THE CHEAP SEAT: La casa de Bernarda Alba
"Among these, the standout is Maite Jauregui’s Adela, a role she plays in both the Spanish and English stagings... Jauregui plays her as a woman on the cusp of an awakening to the injustices of the world – curious, sensitive, blazing. It’s a performance I will remember."
PAUL IN LONDON: Keeping up appearances: The House of Bernarda Alba
"A terrific cast has been assembled here, particularly Maite Jáuregui as the youngest and wildest daughter Adela."
THE WEEKENDER: Lorca's last stand
"Maite Jauregui’s wild-eyed performance as Adela captures her yearning desire for freedom and love as a release from the shackles that bind her to her domestic isolation."
EL PAIS: La casa londinense de Bernarda Alba
"De la joven Maite Jáuregui a las más veteranas Amparo Climent y Mayca Estévez, las soberbias interpretaciones aportan esa intensidad que cautivaba al público escolar."
BRIT ES: Maite Jauregui, o Adela, en la corte del rey Arturo
"No nos cabe duda del futuro prometedor de esta joven actriz. Valentía no le falta. Qué podemos esperar de alguien capaz de enfrentarse a la mismísima Bernarda Alba."
AUDIOFILE MAGAZINE: The Fountains of Silence - Earphone Award Winner
“This harrowing yet hopeful story of young people caught in the midst of Spain's fascist regime in the 1950s is superbly rendered by Maite Jáuregui and an ensemble cast. With excellent Spanish, Jáuregui-- who does not sound like a native English speaker--uses her mesmerizing vocal tones and unhurried pacing to infuse the audiobook with all of its inherent pathos”
EL IBÉRICO: ‘La Casa de Bernarda Alba’ revive a Lorca en Londres
EL MUNDO: Una Bernarda Alba bilingüe e insólita
EL MUNDO: Lope de Vega y Shakespeare se dan la mano al sur del Támesis:
LA KATARSIS DEL CINE ESPANYOL: Marchando una de actores: Maite Jáuregui:
EL MUNDO: Dulcinea en el Támesis:
BRIT ES MAGAZINE: 'Hand in Hand', un antes y un después para la Spanish Theatre Company:
EL IBERICO: Actuar en Londres: Pasión y profesionalidad:
EL MUNDO MAGAZINE: Vuelven los cuadros escoceses, los uniformes y el estilo colegiala:
EL MUNDO: El cáncer desde la butaca
20 MINUTOS: 'Antena 3 inicia el rodaje de 18: El ritmo de la calle':
ANTENA 3: Maite Jáuregui es Natalia
EL MUNDO: El primer teatro de habla española en Londres