Three Eulogies for Tyson Miller

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

I really loved this show. The writing was sharp and intentional. The acting was lovely, nuanced, and heartbreaking. The transitions between past and present were seamless. Wonderfully done all around. ... full review

Totally engaging, relatable deep subject, emotional response, dynamic acting, beautifully written. Tom carried the show with tremendous acting and stage presence. Most enjoyable evening ... full review

Tuesday night I had the privilege of seeing a beautiful play about grief and loss, and it left a lasting impression. Rather than simply telling a story, it explored the deeply human experience of carrying pain, navigating heartbreak, and finding connection through shared vulnerability. It reminded me that grief isn't something we overcome as much as something we learn to live alongside, and that healing often comes through compassion, memory, and hope. The performances were authentic, emotional, and incredibly moving. Every moment felt honest, making it impossible not to reflect on the people we've loved and the experiences that have shaped us. Congratulations to everyone involved—you created something meaningful that will stay with your ... full review

It's nearly impossible to move through life without experiencing that drifting loss of a friendship deteriorating into a memory. This show so perfectly exemplifies that creeping understanding that two people are slowly changing away from each other. That too many little slights and misunderstandings create a current to drift away on. And the heartbreaking moment when the other person goes beyond the horizon with no way for you to tell them how much they meant to you. But the fact that this show is about not just telling other people what someone meant to you but rather admitting to yourself their impact on your life was incredible to witness. ... full review

A thoroughly enjoyable story about friendship, how it changes, what goes unsaid and how as we grow older, those friendships change, sometimes without explanation. We often see stories about relationships that break up, but the friendships we lose along the way are often just as heartbreaking and Gabriel's story highlights that difficult in a very relatable way.... full review

Solid performances demonstrating the stages of grief, loss and regret.... full review

Really tight, touching performances, excellent staging and lighting, and a beautiful script. Made me want to call the buddies I've lost touch with since my 20's who saw the worst sides of me to see how they're doing. Best acting I've seen at the festival and wonderful direction as well.... full review

Such an eloquent and emotional script that I could see performed in university theatre departments right now (I'm a theatre educator so please know I mean this as a compliment)! It's a perfect character study that gives its actors a range of emotions and connections to explore. A touching study of friendship and the ways in which we drift apart. ... full review

A beautiful and realistic portrayal of the complicated nature of certain friendships.... full review