Enci Box

The show was a real treat! The actors were cast perfectly, and I especially liked Leigh Ann Smith and Daniel Switzer, both whom were genuine, quirky, and drew the eye. The sound of the show was in my opinion superb, from the actors, the music, and the voice over. You should RSVP for this show because if you don't, you'll be left to listen from the outside.... full review

The concept was great and I think everyone did a nice job but ultimately I didn't care about the characters. However, I still would say, see this show if you want something uplifting, clever, and good laughs. ... full review

The actors were charming but unfortunately they didn't have any emotional investment in the characters. While they were comfortable with the physical acting and with each other on stage, I wish that their relationship after 10 years would have been more fluid, expectant, warm, and loving, despite the challenges within.... full review

I really enjoyed the show and the energy of the actors as well as the audience however, I was a bit disappointed that the show seemed to have lost the clowning type of feel that I so loved about the first Four Clowns. There was a lot of jumping around and "clowning" around but there wasn't much clowning physicality and miming, which I loved and which I was looking forward to. I also missed Raymond Lee's miming and humor, Alexis Jones talent and pianist Mario Granville's keys. But despite my per... full review

What a wonderful show! Everything was seamless, fluid and simply beautiful! My 6 1/2 months old was riveted as well and during the performance he slowly lifted his left leg and put it in his mouth. It was delightful to watch not just the show but my son's response. Thank you for bringing Button Wagon to the Fringe! There should be more shows like this! Two thumbs and two toes up! ... full review

Loved it! What a great show for ALL ages! And the performance was seamless and comfortable even when the props were falling off. The only thing that bothered me was the sound level. We were in a small theatre and there really is no need for a mike. An actor should be able to project, even if there are recorded sound effects. Or the sound level needs to be established on the first night of the show and just simply marked on the volume dial. But other then the sound level, this was a great show and... full review

I can't wait to post the video online for all to see and hear. The panel was fantastic, a great mix of people and I was proud of Bitter Lemons after the "show" was over. Thanks Colin for making it happen! ... full review

I thought the show was fantastic! I didn't like that the sound was so loud though which ended up distracting me from the story. Even the guy next to me had his fingers in his ears. This show is a must see but be sure to bring earplugs just in case. ... full review