Parlour Games

Musgrave's script provides the strong foundation from which this dark comedy spring boards off. I was thrown into the fantasy world of Flynn's character and taken by the cautious hand, introduced to incredibly witty dialogue and impeccable comedic timing from Flynn, Edell andd Afanasiev. I was pleased with the work that I'd watched, the story that was well told, and I wanted more! ... full review

I became a fan of Elizabeth's writing after seeing her award-winning HFF23 play Dream Big. She's on a hot streak as this play is every bit as imaginative, but more fun and twisted! With a whimsical lead character and a Fringey plot twist, I was thoroughly and happily entertained.... full review

Fun, dark, and maniacally silly! :)... full review

If "Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolfe" and "Grey Gardens" had a love child, it would be "Parlour Games". So twisted and so dark and so damn tragically funny ...all in the name of family tradition! Can't wait to see Musgrave's next play! ... full review

Funny, Dark, and Fully Engaging... full review

I honestly had no idea where this play was going, and that is the best feeling. Starting out with a woman who seems to be unwell in a mental way, we honestly don't know at any point, which two people will team up and triumph over the third. Makes some BIG choices and I love that so much. This play is well worth the trip. Is it all a game, or is it something more?... full review

Very engaging and somewhat absurd. Fun surprises around each beat. Reminded me of something like "The House Of Yes" by way of Christopher Durang. ... full review

A fascinating examination of what can be passed down from generation to generation and the burden, or joy, of carrying on familial tradition. This show was so much fun, congratulations to the entire team!... full review

Magnetic comedic performances from the three actors, this show is a ridiculous, absurd and often dark comedy. I don't have any siblings, but if I did, I imagine we'd be as weird as Vivi and Bebe when we were around each other. ... full review

Parlour Games is witty and well-written, cleverly weaving in a bit of generational family drama. Intriguing and entertaining to the tragic end.... full review