The Visitor

A masterful demonstration of the horror formula in under an hour! THE VISITOR lulls you into a comically warm welcome, then gradually imbues the stage with potential threat in every corner, daring its audience to anticipate where the next scare will be as the specter’s haunting tale compels your attention. ... full review

James Ferrero has done it again! This is a wild and spooky ride from the start. Filled with great performances, tension, jumps, laughs, and nostalgic 80s vibes!... full review

A smartly written show that presents a captivating horror story complete with jump scares, slow burn realizations, and a haunted house. The show brilliantly uses the existing structure of the theatre as the set to create an almost immersive feel. The direction and technical details create a truly spooky environment. Rachel Hip-Flores as Charlotte Taylor commands the stage and wonderfully guides the audience along her journey through the poor, haunted history of this house for sale. I'm sold on this show!... full review

"Every ghost story is a love story" and this one fits the bill. Scary, sweet, and occasionally silly, this production combines theatrical mastery to make one of the best shows I've seen all summer.... full review

The folks over at Day for Knight Productions have done it again. This tight, taut thrilling time of a show perfectly balances levity and looming dread plus epic effects and beautiful performances by the cast!... full review

It is a rare ghost story that is both frightening and poignant. The Visitor achieves both - not only to provoking screams but also ringing emotional chords.... full review

Spooky! Laurel’s performance as the visitor was eerie and incredibly memorable. The practical effects were expertly executed. ... full review

Pulling off horror on stage, eliciting a palpable sense of terror, is a big feat to pull off. An engaging character you can invest in, paired with a commanding performance, serves greatly to ensure the ultimate effectiveness of such a production, and to that end Rachael Hip-Flores, and her character Charlotte Taylor, do the job masterfully. Taylor is a character you're happy to be tuned into, from her initial peppy demeanor to her increasing sense that something isn't right, all the way to her inevitable epiphany. Those looking for an intense, "nightmare fuel" horror experience may leave a bit wanting, but again Hip-Flores' performance elevate the proceedings, and there are some clever effects, a couple of genuinely spooky visuals, and a cou... full review

What a spooky treat!!!! A thrilling blend of stage, script, and scare!!! So perfectly Fringe! The second I walked in to the theater I was hooked and loved everything!! I don’t want to give it away, you’ll have to see the show to find out! Brilliant, just brilliant! One of the best uses of a Fringe venue space that I have ever seen! ... full review

A delightfully spooky creation.... full review