David Lucarelli

A dark and intense examination of the love hate relationship between two estranged sisters, one who is mentally unstable, and the other who is desperately lonely and are suddenly thrust together in isolation and forced to find what bonds them together.... full review

Witty and brave, funny and entertaining, we meet a whole host of characters at Camp Ginger, deftly played in a high energy back and forth in a quick moving musical that makes you forget you’re watching a one man show.... full review

A one man tour de force that captures the spirit of a complex, witty, and complicated man, and fully deserved the standing ovation it received.... full review

This show perfectly captures that liminal period of every young person's life when they are just beginning how to navigate the world of their own sexuality and proclivities, too often burdened with attitudes imbued from their parents, given absurdly unhelpful advice from their educational institutions, dealing with the unfortunate permanence of social media and making mistakes all the while, as they attempt to become young adults.... full review

A moving, well acted, poignant dramedy.... full review

It was great to see a return to in person fringe events. ... full review

This was a really helpful workshop that got me thinking about ways to make my show more accessible to a wider audience, including the hearing impaired, and the visually impaired.... full review

Mathew Robinson uses a post apocalyptic backdrop to create a satire that effectively skewers celebrity worship, pop culture, religion, and fascism. ... full review

Christopher Marlowe's melodrama about the rise of a ruthless man to great power is put into the world of Star Trek to great effect. ... full review

Mick Berry personifies the extremely talented but eccentric and troubled Keith Moon, both with his impressive drumming and wry story telling that does not shy away from the darkest and least sympathetic moments of Moon's life. ... full review