Arden of Faversham

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

Overall very well done. Certainly the high point of my day at the Fringe. I really would have liked it better in period costume. Performances were very good, especially Alice and Arden, but men in the supporting male roles would have carried it a bit better in my view I realize this can be a problem , but I remain a purist.... full review