Three Eulogies for Tyson Miller

Three Eulogies for Tyson Miller was a beautiful story of how one can be remembered differently even by the same person. The chemistry of the cast draws you into the story. I was left wanting to know more about Tyson Miller.... full review

Beautifully written and deeply moving. A poignant story about Tyson, a lost soul who seems to have found himself just before it was too late. This is the kind of authentic writing good actors live for—and these actors are excellent. Two strangers meet while grieving the loss of Tyson, whom they both loved, though he wasn't always easy to like. They soon discover that Tyson was two very different people in each of their lives. Any barrier between them dissolves almost immediately because Tyson was such an unforgettable character. A moving story about how knowing someone so unorthodox can bond two people, perhaps for life.... full review

Top-notch performances, beautiful writing, and simple effective staging make Three Eulogies for Tyson Miller a standout highlight of the Fringe!... full review

We've all had friends who don't stick around. And that's a complicated feeling. Three Eulogies for Tyson Miller is a stunningly beautiful look at these complexities featuring a strong script, precise direction, and an absolutely phenomenal cast. Easily one of the most profound, moving productions Ive seen at any Fringe.... full review

Really moving and thought-provoking script, delivered by terrific actors. I saw it twice, and picked up a couple of things the second time that impressed me even more. The intentional ambiguity of the story - I won’t spoil it - led to lots of post-play discussion in our group. Each of the 3 actors lived out their roles so realistically, it was easy to recognize parts of myself or former friends in each of them. ... full review

What a gorgeous and moving play, as much about how we perceive those closest to us, as we perceive ourselves. Excellently written, performed and directed! ... full review

"Three Eulogies for Tyson Miller" was a beautiful play on every level, tackling loss, grief and the trickiness of memories. A simple story about complicated relationships.... full review

I loved the play so much. All I wanted to see during Fringe was incredible dramatic acting up close. And I got it and more with Three Eulogies! The stand out for me was the performance of Tom Szymanski as Quentin. And, speaking as respectfully as I can of the dead, Tyson is super hot and I probably wouldn’t have cared if he never apologized to me. Emma Burnside was giving me major A-list actress Shailene Woodley vibes. All around, I loved the piece and the superb acting. ... full review

Writing a Eulogy can be hard so I can definitely say it would take me at least 3 attempts to make a proper goodbye. And this show delivers a meaningful deep dive through loss and emotional healing, connection and grief.... full review

This was such a fantastic play! Highly recommend this fantastic piece of theatre.... full review