Unsweet Perdition

Eerie, unsettling day in the life of a new worker at the world's most intelligent hydroelectric dam. ... full review

A beautiful, poignant play about grief. Thoroughly enjoyed it and was impressed with the acting, writing, and directing in equal measure.... full review

A deliciously strange piece of art. ... full review

Quirk, bizarre and funny with a winning cast! ... full review

A very mysterious, beautifully written piece with quirky lovable characters. ... full review

Like floating down a lazy river that descends into hell…... full review

Part David Lynch, part Lost, a little bit of cerebral and absurd, Unsweet Perdition embraces the weird, then pushes it further...Figuratively and literally, they used the entirety of the space. This play was a unique concept you don't see too often, which made it a breath of fresh...water?... full review

This set out to tackle "New Weird" and i think it hit the mark. As the play went on I regretted drinking the shows gifted water for fear I too would get stuck in a Trauma Loop.... full review

Immediately be intrigued to wonder what this world is by the sound/ lighting design and the subtle sophisticated eerie/ Friendly smile of the actor from the first moment. At the end, it is very touching to discover the personal story of each character. ... full review

Beautifully written and superbly performed. ... full review