A fantastically riveting play with a simple concept - a separated couple arguing over custody of their dog. But it's never as simple as that.
Over the course of the hour, their entire relationship history is laid out for you, with all the vulnerability and insecurity that comes with it. It moves at a fast pace and delivers a moving story of the truths we share and don't in relationships....
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Might be my favorite Benjamin Schwartz show yet, and a great production by the Catharsis Theatre Collective. Truly captures the spirit of the Hollywood Fringe Festival. Such a dynamic, fast-paced show with so many elements that so work well together. You will find yourself trying to figure out which side to take, and it is better than any courtroom drama (comedy) that you would see on TV. ...
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A two hander that exemplifies the energy and promise of Fringe. This play comes together like a puzzle, moving beyond the initial strong comedy into heartbreak, revealing a relationship that’s not so much beyond saving as it is at a stalemate. A stalemate only mostly about a dog. ...
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Dog of Carnage is a beautifully written script by Benjamin Schwartz that explores self identity through a custody battle of a dog. I laughed and cried throughout this touching journey. The execution is phenomenal from the direction by Natalie Dressel to the stunning performances of Spencer Weitzel and Callie Ott. This is a MUST see show!...
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Dog of Carnage is handled beautiful by inventive direction and committed performances. The script flows smoothly with some really through provoking moments. You think it's about one thing only and then you realize it's about so much more....
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