Trunk

Let me start by saying I hope I can find the words to describe just how good this show is. I have seen a lot of shows at the Fringe. A lot of two-handers. A lot of dramas. And this is easily one of the best I have seen in a while. Right from the start, the audience is captivated. We see a simple video showcasing two daughers and their dad playing a game of Uno. And in this video, we learn everything we need about the dynamic between these two girls. And then they show up in the space. In the basement of their dad's house to finish clearing out the junk, and looking in the locked trunk. "Trunk" quickly becomes a story that you cannot look away from, despite having several moments that you want to. For siblings watching the show, ... full review

I loved it! The script, acting and directing was excellent! Easily one of the stand out shows of the Fringe this year!... full review

Trunk is an incredibly twisted tale of deep rooted family matters, where each layer peeled back exposes more of how deep the secrets are woven in between two sisters, and I truly adored every second of it. This is a must-see show this Fringe season! From the intricate writing by Jim Hanna to the exponential casting of Lucie Beeby and Kate Hellen as the two at-odds siblings, every piece of this production fit, and it was glorious to watch. ... full review

This play is incredible!! Kate Hellen and z Lucie Beeby are stars waiting to be discovered. Jim Hanna is one of fringes most creative writers/directors this year. Give them their flowers now and stop playing. 5 stars outta 5. Highly recommend! Go see this play. ... full review

A mystery that slowly becomes more twisted as it goes, "Trunk" features two strong performances in a darkly funny play that will leave you with a pit in your stomach as you try to figure out the deranged secrets. Can't spoil it here, so do yourself a favor and see it!... full review

This trunk is a taut puzzle box that takes one surprise turn after another. Just when you’ve figured out the next family secret, the rug is pulled to reveal an even more unexpected revelation. Two very strong performances by the actors on stage, and a bonus star-turn by their on-screen “father.”... full review

TRUNK is a high wire act for its two main players, forcing them to adjust tactics and redefine their relationship at every hard-hitting twist and turn. Some brilliant work happening here. And for any brave soul willing to confront its darker questions, there’s a treasure to be unpacked in TRUNK...... full review

Clever dark comedy/thriller with a tight script and excellent performances. Easily one of the highlights of this year's Fringe!... full review

TRUNK is a slow burn that pays off extremely well -- but even then, this show has incredible timing and impeccable pacing. I highly recommend you see for yourself what's inside the TRUNK.... full review

Trunk had me on the edge of my seat the whole time. One of the best plays I have seen at Fringe.... full review