Death of a Mailman

“Death of a Mailman” should be called “The Onion” because it had so many layers. There was suspense, drama, comedy, and a unique story idea. There were moments when I was holding my breath wondering what was gonna happen next. Bring your wife! Bring your Mom! Bring your Dad! Bring your kids! Well maybe not your kids. These characters don’t hold back. Haha!... full review

Brilliant, riveting!... full review

Death of a Mailman was wonderful, outstanding. The ending I found it to be a bit rushed, but it doesn’t change the overall impression. Congratulations!... full review

Well, I was entertained. It was average though. But, finally good to see something with regard to a friendship between two men. Usually, women dominate that genre. ... full review

Our first time at Fringe and enjoyed the whole experience. Death of a Mailman had a few interesting twists and was well done.... full review

A wonderful intriguing two character short play. A simple set-up weaves into a yarn that keeps the audience guessing and wondering what will happen next. Written with finesse by Annie C. Wright, it was performed by Jonathan Fishman and Cosimo Canale, who both made these characters, and their relationship with one another, burst with life. A definite recommend. ... full review

Very interesting premise, one of them being, the idea of a mailman playing an Angel, protecting people from bad news. I liked the idea of this play a lot. I loved the set. The most elaborate set decorating I've seen at a fringe. Was not crazy about the performances, as they did not elevate beyond the opening moment, staging was a little flat and limited, but still, both actors managed to serve the script and the story is strong enough to carry. ... full review

We thoroughly enjoyed watching Death of a Mailman! ... full review

The writing is tidily suspenseful, the dialogue crisp and real, with subtle humor slyly interspersed, and the acting by two gifted and seasoned pros is superbly gritty and honest. ... full review

Cosimo Canale (Marty) and Jonathan Fishman (Joe) are truly magnificent in their performance in "The Death of a Mailman." Great acting and writing in this thought-provoking story. A wonderful ensemble of dialogue by writer, Annie Wright. I also enjoyed the venue at the Hollywood Fringe. Highly recommended! Great production!... full review