Betsy & Patty Find Out

Loved this play. Funny, thought provoking and a unique concept. Moo!... full review

This play was an absolute well thought out microcosm of quite a few of the relevant things that are going on in our country. From self-acceptance to acknowledgement of differences, the story moves at a frenetic pace under the guise of one of our favorite farm animals while not even coming close to sacrificing the well crafted story they were trying to tell. Jen DeRosa in particular conveyed such a layered, human story that made me feel seen and heard as a person. GO SEE THIS!!!... full review

2 cows waiting in a line to something unknown, doesn't sound too exciting...but Betsy and Patty deliver wisdom and emotion like I have never seen on stage. Great performance and great wring by Aaron Francis!... full review

Sometimes you need animals to tell you about the human experience. In Betsy & Patty find out, it's cows waiting in line (for something that must be good ?!), chatting about life and holding a mirror up for us. And fringe bonus- it's a tight 45! Insightful, witty, and pertinent, this dramatic cow-medy (eh? eh?) is a delight to experience. If you enjoy Animal Farm, watch this play.... full review

If you only see one fringe show... see this show! What a well-written, beautiful, fun, feeling and timely piece of theater. ... full review

A great dialogue between two Cows, in a tight 45-minute, poignant comedy. Aaron Francis builds on his "Animal Farm" by presenting Betsy & Patty, friends waiting in line and chewing the cud on society. The joy here is that these cows are innocent, so their views never come off preachy or partisan and Francis' script lets you bring meaning to it. So well played by Jennifer Derosa and Jules Bruff, the conversation flows easily and soon we are right in line with them. A simple, cute and heartfelt show!... full review

Fans of CBS programming will love this “absurdist lite” play from the creators of “Latitude.” ... full review

Here's the PERFECT example of what Fringe does BEST: (1) new and imaginative idea, (2) talented actresses (+6 non-speaking extras, all uniformly cow-clad) and (3) super-simple production---eight individuals in a line in front of a sheet!. This could be done anywhere, by anyone, and be equally effective! Jennifer DeRosa steals the show as Betsy, thanks to the generosity of Jules Bruff, who turns out to be the last actor standing! And Bruno Oliver makes his one line (one word!) count! 3/4-hour length = tailored to ideal Fringe Fest parameters! ... full review