Alexandra Fiallos

This show has such a refreshing take in a post-Metoo movement world. It's funny, it's cheeky, it's REAL! So many moments had me thinking back to my time as a freshman in college. Stevens has written a fantastic play that really turns stereotypes on their head and challenges our conceptions. This play is personal, so many times you feel like a fly on the wall intruding on the lives of these three individuals. ... full review

It is storytelling unlike anything done before. You think you know musical numbers, you think you know movement-based theatre, you think you know instrumental work on stage. And then Theatre Movement Bazaar strikes again! This piece takes everything you know about the legendary literature of Arthur and the grail and turns it on its head and asks "what if". It takes all preconceived notions and throws it out the window, and makes fun of themselves with cliches and spot-on humour. This is progressi... full review

Despite the discouraging times we are currently living, How I Became a Superhero is a fun, uplifting play that helps bring out an inner child that's been just begging to come out and play. And this show does exactly that, play. All whilst serving some deeply needed truths in pink tights and velvet purple shirts. And dancing. ... full review