This is the best writing and best direction I’ve seen so far during the fringe. The Road Theory it’s a terrific ensemble piece that brings together four very well-written characters, and actors who deliver excellent performances. There is some very good stagecraft that makes great use of the black box theatre space in the Hobgoblin, not to mention a set that is especially impressive for fringe! The play has a strong character arc and dramatic tension, and I would love to see it shot as an independent movie-it brings a new take on the classic romcom. ...
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certified reviewerJune 17, 2025
Loved the writing, loved the casting, love the chemistry between everyone, and ESPECIALLY loved the staging / choreographed moments. A true dramedy, coming in and out of laugh out loud moments and make-you-cry moments. Touching, heartfelt, a show everyone will be glad to have seen....
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This show blew me away. I had little expectations going in, knew nothing about the plot. All I had was a friend's recommendation and a discount code! But this production gripped me from beginning to end. The acting, writing, set design, direction, all 10/10 for me. It's clear writer/director Brianna Eljaua knows what she's doing, has a firm grasp on character, storytelling, humanity. This show moves from some of my favorite recent comedy to deep, heartfelt, profound moments easily, something many people try and few are able to execute on this level. I was just so impressed with everything and recommend it to everyone....
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A touching and often moving piece about connection. Beautifully written with some really strong direction. You can tell this subject means a great deal to the writer and I think its a very clever way to explore it....
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This show is EASILY one of the best shows I've watched at the festival. It's beautiful, emotional, witty, and enticing. It has you re-thinking or questioning certain connections you have with lovers/friends/associates in your life. What if there's something more to your connection with someone. Something you didn't expect. It's a 2025 version of Dawson's Creek. This show is amazing....
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