Women Who Eat

If you like Drama, you gonna love this!! It is true to its name “Women Who Eat”. Everything you can expect and then SOME!!! It is so good i have seen it twice!!!!... full review

With stomach-turning gore and terrifying suspense, "Women Who Eat" is the perfect show for any horror fan! I don't think I've ever seen a stage show with so much blood and guts. ... full review

This dark comedy is a wildly entertaining ride from start to finish. The cast threw themselves fully into every moment and the energy never let up, keeping the audience engaged throughout the whole show. This is the kind of production that showcases what can happen when talented artists pour their passion and hard work into a project. Don't miss Devin Davis-Lorton's incredible writing debut! ... full review

Women Who Eat is a ferocious dark comedy that isn’t afraid to make its audience squirm.... full review

The show is fun as fuck! Lord of the Flies meets Girl, Interrupted. An ambitious, funny, and at times absurd show that doesn't talk down to its audience. The themes of revolution against the patriarchy and the expectations set on women which cause them to contort themselves to measure up, and being punished for not following rules they were never a part of creating are apparent. There are more existential (and absurd) questions posed like, "When does a person stop being a person and become meat?" (paraphrased)... full review

This show was truly amazing! The writing and directing was incredible, the actors didn’t feel like they were acting, and the plot was so intriguing! I loved all the small details and I never found myself becoming bored. There was such a good balance of comedy and dramatic gore, truly unlike anything i’ve seen before.... full review

Completely astounding. Every second was a new twist and it was impossible to be disinterested while poetic chaos reigned on stage. This is a must-see for anyone willing to be shocked and changed. Run to Women Who Eat and witness Devin Davis-Lorton’s genius as a writer, actor, and producer.... full review

Such a fun show! It tackles a lot of things in an hour and a half - womanhood, mental illness, recovery, queerness, feminine rage, ritualistic psychosis… I was very impressed! Felt elements of Girl, Interrupted and Yellowjackets, both of which I love, so I was in my element! ... full review

An explosive 90 minutes that kept me on the edge of my seat the whole time. If you're looking for a place to satiate your need for morbid thrills this Fringe, look no further than Women Who Eat... full review

Fringe is so many things - one person shows, clown shows, experimental theater, traditional theater - whatever kind of show you're doing, it has to be either funny, deeply experimental, take wild swings, really go for your heart or be really surprising. If it doesn't do at least one of those things, what's the point? Women Who Eat is surprising, funny and takes some wild swings and it makes the festival better because of that! This is a great play that while you might figure out where it's leading after 30 minutes, it's how they do it and what happens next that's most important. Laugh out loud gross, sharply written and I really appreciate the speed of the dialogue and action in this play. There's little to no wasted space here - it st... full review