Fish in the Tank

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This is my second time watching the play. Compared to when I saw it at UCLA, this version felt much more detailed, and the story became clearer. I remembered it as a show that required me to piece together the storyline through the time shifts, which made it especially interesting and engaging. Naturally, that element of discovery was lost on a second viewing, and I’m not sure my review can fully do it justice. I do wonder, though, if someone were seeing this version for the first time, with all the added clarity and detail, would the sense of misty lesbian tension still come through?... full review

This show was so beautiful and poetic and unique!... full review

The show was an intimate and poetic exploration of young queer women finding themselves among an institution that asked too much of them. The dialogue was crafted beautifully in a way that transitioned from poetry to prose often. ... full review

This show was brilliant. A study in ambiguity and queerness told in thearer-in-the-round. The actors were both superb -- very mature in their craft, clearly well-rehearsed, and pulled on my heartstrings at every turn. These are some of the best performances I've had the chance to see at the Fringe, hands down. I'd also be remiss if I didn't mention the poetry and metaphor laced throughout, as well as the sound and light design. This was the last show for it at the Fringe this year, but catch it in NYC on June 25th at (ironically enough) The Tank!... full review

Fish in the Tank was so beautifully intimate. It is a must-see that not only tugs at your heart strings but makes you second guess your reality and the decisions you made that got you to where you are.... full review

A bracingly intimate, sincere, and well-directed play about memory and dependance. A show that has absolute control and use of its space to craft an atmosphere that achieves visual poetry to match its language, never once sacrificing the human pain and yearning at the heart of the story. They are trapped and watched, moving seamlessly between the past and present with no clear resolution for either.... full review

Very well executed theater in the round!... full review

A beautiful immersive poetic experience.... full review

This show is beautifully directed and wonderfully acted! It was nuanced, intimate, deep and evocative. Very impressive professional show. I loved it. ... full review