(...) brilliant is Peter Beck. In the role of the dorky elf Puck (...) he enchants in particular through his play with eyes and facial expressions (...).
As dusk falls, seagulls and bats fly over the oval, the moon glistens through the trees. The location, the play and the atmosphere in the Charlottenburg Globe truly match each other, as Shakespeare would surely call it today.
Bruno Dietel: "Midsummer Night's Dream" at the season opening at Globe Berlin
Rbb24 inforadio, early review 2.6.2023

As if in a fever dream, the interwoven plot lines of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" finally unfold, the lovers run into the Athenian forest while the fairy queen Titania and her husband Oberon wish each other to hell. The impudent elf Puck, Titania's sidekick, is played by a brilliant Peter Beck. "A Midsummer Night's Dream" comes across more contemporary when the craftsmen, reinterpreted as actors, are looking for project funding or when topics such as gender or sexualised violence come up. (...) The production also lives from the spectacular overall scenery, when the wind drives through the fairground trees in the evening glow while Titania confesses her love to the donkey.
Amelie Sittenauer: Titania im Abendrot, taz Berlin Kultur on 15.6.2023