Blake Walker

This is a beautifully relatable and moving piece of theater with great performances and physical movement. It's probably one of the better pieces at the Fringe to reflect real life experiences and how suffering is relative, but we're no less human or more trivial for experiencing or surviving our own personal trials and tribulations. ... full review

A great cerebral piece of movement and acting that sparks the imagination like a timeless horror show. It that captures the tortured spirit of the original story perfectly. ... full review

I appreciated the self-aware retelling of this classic myth, particularly the way it addressed the implications of gender roles then and how we identify those roles now. In this production, the characters aren't simply content to live out the story, they have a real point-of-view about their circumstances and an emotional life that I feel is taken for granted in some of the classics when characters are treated as devices. This is a smartly written show, and Jessica Pohly gives a visceral and affe... full review