Latitude

Clever, fun and thoughtful.... full review

Latitude is a puppet show starring two ducks venturing off the beaten path. The show feels poetic at times, a lovely meditation on free will. This show is appropriate for all ages in terms of the material, but it's also smarter than a super young kid would have patience for! A precocious kid might eat this all the way up, and it's certainly great for adults, who I believe are the intended audience.... full review

A visually bewitching telling of the camaraderie between two ducks who decide to duck the system. ... full review

This play has a lot of depth. So unique. I left the show still thinking about the meaning and ideas conveyed on stage. Unforgettable because the takeaway messages are very clear and unfold in a multilayered sort of way. You’re not going to walk away without LATITUDE making an impact on you, either personal or speaking to your concerns about life in general.... full review

It was lovely!... full review

Latitude was a witty, fun and enjoyable play that was well written and well acted. Recommended entertainment that may divert your attention from a possibly depressing shared reality.... full review

Delightful, profound, witty, thought-provoking, hilarious.... full review

Incredibly impressed with the depth that came out of the simplicity of the act... full review

A surprisingly funny show about smart ducks!... full review

I was going to call this "Quacking for Godot" but someone else made a Godot joke so I'll fall back to "Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Ducks." A chill, discursive play more along the lines of a Socratic dialogue than a drama - the main action the characters take is to look, briefly, underwater, in a genuinely delightful stage effect well worth the price of admission on its own.... full review