ghosttown

“Who would come to my funeral?” If we are being honest, I’d imagine most of us would have to admit we’ve thought about. This play examines the idea of finding out and having to attend yourself. Who will cry? Who will reminisce? Did they even truly know me? GHOSTTOWN is beautifully written and directed by, K. E. Pleshinger. A wonderful dark comedy with philosophical honesty and some heartbreaking moments.... full review

An intelligent, layered exploration about who we are vs who people remember us as that as the question "can people truly ever know us". Through varied and at times conflictive narratives about the lead, writer Kellie Pleshinger's creates a mournfully tragic ghost story that is excellently written, directed and performed. One of my favorite pieces this Fringe! A must watch!... full review

A spooky, sad, yet fun look at life and death! An original work that felt like reading a thrilling book on stage!... full review

ghosttown is an engaging exploration of two central questions. The first: “What would it be like to attend your own funeral after you died?” The second: “Can anyone really know another person fully?” Kellie Pleshinger’s script grapples with one deceased woman’s realization that those closest to her never knew the deepest parts of her. Was that their fault? Was it hers? The production finds power in never providing an easy answer.... full review

7 out of 10 – Average Show! Click the link below to learn more: https://latheatrebites.com/hff26-ghosttown-mccadden-place-theatre-review/... full review

I thought it was a fantastic show & would highly recommend to friends. ... full review

A great concept, an excellent central performance, and some clever technical touches make ghosttown a show worth visiting this Fringe! ... full review

The best writing I've seen all Fringe. K.E is a force to be reckoned with on the page. No pun intended, I am truly haunted by how good this show was. The acting, the direction, the lighting. This is a show that will stick with me long after Fringe is over. ... full review

What would you do if you could witness your own funeral? Ghosttown cleverly follows this concept showing the highs and lows of hearing people’s true feelings while being anchored in a haunting otherworld. Wonderful horror elements help make Ghosttown a spooky, funny, and heartbreaking addition to the Fringe this year.... full review

Ghosttown is a well written, well designed, and well performed drama. At times funny, at times terrifying, writer director Kellie Pleshinger has created a great show.... full review