The Rabbit Queen

I knew about this story going in after listening to an episode of The Dollop podcast, so I was excited to see how it would be turned into a musical. It did not disappoint! Clever, wild, outlandish, funny, and even at times quite poignant. Over the top characters kept us in stitches throughout. Great use of the space. So well directed. I had a blast!... full review

Loved this show! Wonderful music and wonderfully performed, hilariously and fully embodied by a super talented cast, and a hilarious and incredibly prescient plot and premise. ... full review

It's giving "Monty Python" meets "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" and I couldn't be happier! Take this baby to Broadway!... full review

The Rabbit Queen is an impressive show. It is laugh-out-loud funny and entertaining from start to finish. It also manages to tackle misogyny in a really clever way. I would love to see this show on Broadway!... full review

Wild and full of razzle dazzle - songs are all super catchy and send up different genres of music brilliantly. Performances are iconic. Story is absolutely nuts. Just a really fun and silly 90 minutes at the theatre.... full review

Great show! Catchy songs, great humor, and a solid cast! ... full review

Very creative clever play; humorous with plenty of relevant social commentary woven in, about woman's role in society and her right to have agency over her own body.... full review

Had no idea what to expect coming in and had a blast. Super campy and smart direction + high energy and committed cast = a wild and fun ride!... full review

Everything about this show surprised me in the best way: the tight, clean staging of a massive cast, the hilarious fusion of modern musicality + 18th century inspired beats, and of course the, uh, logistics of Mary Toft’s rabbit-birthing. It’s abundantly evident that this show was created thoughtfully, rehearsed intentionally, and delivered oh-so professionally. You could have said we were off-Broadway and I’d believe you!... full review

The show kept your attention and kept you laughing. ... full review