Three Eulogies for Tyson Miller

Heartbreakingly nuanced and beautiful!... full review

A fantastic cast brought to life a poetic, in-and-out-of-present-time play that skillfully articulates the way grief moves us toward the truth. I thought Blackburn did a great job taking us on that road. Admitting that people are challenging to us, especially after they pass away, is a real act of courage, more so than when they're alive. Watching Quentin come to that bravery was moving. ... full review

This play interrogates the nature of truth as a man grapples with how to remember his friend's life and legacy. A wonderful cast and heartfelt performances from all three actors. ... full review

In a sea of Fringe productions, where enthusiasm often outpaces execution, it's always a pleasure to encounter a show that genuinely feels like a breath of fresh air. This three-person production is solid. And has a superb and relatable performance at its center. ... full review

Wonderful show!... full review

This show has a great ensemble and captures the complicated nature of friendships over time really well. The actors are great to watch and move easily between time and memory and highlight the pain and grief of knowing someone at one point in time but feeling like a stranger in another. ... full review

A Must See! - “Three Eulogies for Tyson Miller” is a compelling and emotionally resonant one-act that explores grief and the stories we tell ourselves about the people we’ve lost. The shifting timelines and fractured structure work well here—they mirror that disorienting feeling of trying to piece someone together after they’re gone. It packs lots of emotion into a tight 70 minutes that doesn’t overstay its welcome. Bring tissues, you're gonna need them. ... full review

Great acting performances! Beautifully realized characters. Glimpses into the larger lives of these 3 characters.... full review

Add it to your schedule - this is why I so enjoy theater in Los Angeles; good actors telling a human story about hard and beautiful things I've known and felt. ... full review

Three Eulogies is a really touching exploration of grief and friendship, with plenty of comedic relief. The simple set design only helped to elevate how talented each of the actors was. I recommend it for anyone attending Hollywood Fringe this year. ... full review