Arden of Faversham

An engaging and surprisingly modern dark comedy that kept us on our seats and produced some fine laughs.... full review

I found Arden of Faversham fascinating for its blend of suspense, deception, and human ambition. The characters create a tense atmosphere that keeps the story engaging throughout. For readers interested in related historical records, https://virginia-arrests-org.arestsorg.com can also provide useful context. It’s interesting to see how literature and historical information can complement each other.... full review

The Porters dive back into obscure, Shakespeare-adjacent material with this hilarious, absurd soap opera. Strong performances and off-the-wall comedy carry this piece as we realize we'll probably never see this play again.... full review

Impressive... full review

This was a terrific show. Well-acted. Polished blocking. Captured the Shakespearian comedic elements to a T. ... full review

An Elizabethan Wile E. Coyote murder plot comedy with excellent use of language and physicality.... full review

One of the best shows at Fringe this year! What a fun way to be introduced to a much lesser known work. I will be keeping an eye out for future productions from The Porters of Hellsgate!... full review

Gus Krieger has taken an obscure play and adapted it into a wildly entertaining, thoroughly engaging show. I had no idea what to expect and I absolutely loved it. ... full review

What a wonderful opportunity to see this play, done by so many talented folks. A wonderfully silly, weird, dark and funny piece. If you love the classics, don't miss!... full review

Loved it! Obscure maybe-Shakespeare play that was certainly as good as any early Shakespeare play and can easily stand on its own merits.... full review