Matthew Robinson

A well directed, really thought provoking, shocking, and thrillingly acted play. This is a story told with such ferocity that you almost forget to breathe at points, terrified of what may transpire next. Anchored by strong performances, an unrelentingly sharp script and tactful direction this all comes together for a haunting production, that will stay with you long after it bows.... full review

A thrilling and fun-filled show that is perfect for theatre goers of all ages. With a charming cast of characters anchored by a strong performance from Jessica Martin, with wonderful puppetry design and direction this is a show that stands out in the Fringe and should not be missed!... full review

A gorgeously performed operatic show that also includes lesser known history about PT Barnum and his treatment of people. This is a show that really puts you into a moment in time that we sometimes forget about, shining light on an unsung hero. Beautifully told with incredible singing this is a spectacular solo show!... full review

A truly funny show, with flourishes of real life issues and perspectives. Orchid is phenomenal as she navigates her life with humor and insight. A hilarious show that has plenty to offer!... full review

A really funny, insightful, thought-provoking theatre show that works both as a tribute to the works of Shakespeare but as a reflective piece on what it truly means to be a good friend.... full review

Annie Lesser has created another wildly entertaining production, that delivers both laughs and fun to the audience. With an engaging setting and confident direction it all comes together to create a gut busting time at the theater.... full review

Bonnie He has crafted a phenomenal show filled to the brim with comedy, energy and plenty of surprising moments. This is a show that just needs to be seen to fully experience. A masterclass in clowning and physical comedy that moves at a thrilling pace. From start to finish you are thoroughly entertained and this is one of the must-see shows of the Fringe!... full review

A show that will stick with you long after you have left the theater. With incredibly nuanced and powerful performances and a strikingly horrific and captivating story at it's core. Sometimes beautiful, often terrifying but always engaging and challenging. This is a play that dares to dive into the conversation of body autonomy in a way I have never seen before. Finding a delicate balance in a concept that could have easily been considered absurd, but it's confident and it nails it's message with... full review

An entertaining and imaginative staged reading that feels ready to become a full fledged feature-length production. Great performances lead a fun and inventive script.... full review

Noelle Hall has a bright future ahead of her as a theatre writer and director as structure and the overall tone of the show lend itself to a solid story. However the lack of variance with the tone of story leads into relentless melodrama that can be hard to get invested in. The show is so oppressive to the characters and audience it is hard to be invested as the stakes aren't clear enough and the absolute lack of joy makes it hard for there to be anything to root for. Talent is all over this prod... full review