Catherine Curtis

Nice use of stage, good costuming... full review

Well paced, well researched imagining of the Watergate break-in from the Plumbers' point of view.... full review

I feel it necessary to do the full theatrical experience at Fringe, including the sort of thing I don't expect to like. This one was a gift. At first blush, an entire show done in interpretive dance seemed daunting but turned out to be a delightful surprise.... full review

After several weeks of intensive theatrical experiences, this is the perfect catharsis. Take out all your passive aggressions on those hackneyed, egocentric, overdone tics and build muscle at the same time!... full review

An acknowledged nerd, I am always concerned that such treatment would descend to mockery and condescension. Not so with with show. Witty musical numbers, great energy from the actors, nice twists to add a little salt to the sweet.... full review

Excellent pacing, the ladies run a tight ship. Nice turn on familiar stories.... full review

What makes witticisms work is a light, deft touch. Sadly, the actors took a sledgehammer to every one, assuming the audience too slow to notice otherwise. As a result, the pacing was too ponderous.... full review

An interesting mix of history, charlatanry and real phenomena with a touch of theatricality.... full review

A thoroughly enjoyable and comprehensible exploration of the subatomic. Very engaging with excellent use of props and visuals to render the complexities of quantum structures at least within one's grasp. "Come! all ye, and learn the secret that hath not yet been revealed. I, Hadit, am the complement of Nu, my bride. I am not extended, and Khabs is the name of my House. In the sphere I am everywhere the centre, as she, the circumference, is nowhere found."... full review

A charming exploration of the personal ramifications of string theory. Well staged, great set design, excellent use of the space. Nice audience interaction.... full review