Ghost Train 2025

Taking place on a train in Berlin, this play focuses on a conversation between two women, a trans German woman named Marlene and Barbara, a conservative American woman. What begins as light small talk initiated by Marlene takes a heavy turn when Barbara makes her negative views on trans women known. What ensues is the important conversations we need to be having now, lest Germany’s dark history be repeated.... full review

Haunting and educational, brilliantly performed and produced…I think everyone needs to see this show. ... full review

Ghost Train is one of those pieces that stays with you long after the train has departed. Incredible work from this stellar ensemble. The dialog is bold, powerful, thought provoking, inspiring and heartfelt, with a haunting message of our current truths in today's current affairs. Bravely written, wonderfully directed, and a remarkable cast, this is one of my favorite pieces I've seen this Fringe. ... full review

Very moving and timely.... full review

A passionate and timely story that is rooted in history. The performances were very nuanced and I liked how the story was allowed to unfold. There was a heaviness throughout that added to the final reveal. Powerful. ... full review

A chilling, thoughtful examination the sinister past re-surfacing in the present, presented by two talented, grounded and, at times, heart breaking performers. There is also an unnerving sense of dread that haunts the entire performance. Good stuff!... full review

The play is a poignant reflection on the current state of our country. It looks at our polarization and marginalization of minority groups through a historical lens.... full review

A powerful and timely theatrical ride through our past, present – and maybe future.... full review

This feels like a newer work-in-progress finds a broad audience. Indeed, an important message of our time. ... full review

Provocative parallel between 1930s Nazi Germany and today's MAGA thought. While the conductor was lively and super-engaging, the in your face ghost train was dead serious.... full review