And What of the Children...

An ambitious psychological piece with an incredible cast. Lisman puts his audience at the top of a dark and narrow staircase with little idea what lies below.... full review

While ultimately not my cup of tea as far as entertainment goes, the tension (sexual and not) is palpable, the content compelling, and the stakes are high, and that’s all you can ask for from a good theatre show.... full review

Dark, intriguing and smartly staged. I was rapt from the jump - precise writing and really good performances led us down a rather icky, yet intriguing rabbit hole, of unresolved trauma. While one may not relate to exact circumstances, one can certainly relate to reconciling the past with the present. Loved the transitions as well! ... full review

A show that’s not afraid of its subject matter, “And What Of The Children” dives into some dark places we haven’t seen before and doesn’t hold back when portraying the ugliest parts of humanity and the struggle to rise above it.... full review

And What of the Children is a gripping, twisted thriller I could not look away from. Its runtime of 90 Minutes barely feels long as I truly had no idea where this story was taking me and I had to know more.... full review

I don't know how he manages to mix absurd humor and such dark subject matter so well, but he does. Uncomfortable and hilarious. Great stuff. It's personally what I go to The Fringe for.... full review

This was a very powerful piece about heavy topic... full review

Dark, disturbing, yet ultimately profound piece about trauma, recovery and the pasts that haunt people. ... full review

This was an engaging show focused on a controversial, yet timely, topic, and the question of whether the past can truly be put behind us, and if redemption is actually possible. This show seeks to challenge us, and in an uncomfortable way, and I believe it has achieved that. I'd recommend this show.... full review