MacDeth!

Fringe in purest form. Huge Shakespearre nut, and this show made me love Macbeth even more. Thank you!... full review

Witty and amusing, a fun night out!... full review

It was an entertaining play that both amused me and made me think. The humor was fast-paced, but every once in awhile there was time for careful thought and reflection as numerous characters gave beautifully worded political speeches. These political undertones helped connect Shakespeare's centuries-old plots and themes to our current era. Nothing bothers me more than when I leave a production asking myself, "What was the point of all that?" Luckily, the only thing I asked myself after MacDeth was, "How could so many clever rhymes fit into one play?!"... full review

Shakespeare - check -- parody -- check -- meta Shakespeare where they make fun of "the bard" -- check check...a fun well acted play!... full review

Great ensemble work and would highly recommend seeing the show. ... full review

A fun time. Good twist on a classic.... full review

Macbeth may never be seen the same again. Shakespeare from comedy to tragedy and back again, all in one play for a solid engaging 65 minutes. It has it all - cute, clever, funny, serious, queer, and HOT! What a cast and talented writing. I want to see more by this writer and actors. Bring it all on!... full review

The writing in the style of Shakespeare was brilliant; witty, clever and hilarious. Ryan J W Smith could be the rightful heir to Ludlam and Busch. A bawdy delight!... full review

#!$@... full review

I've told everyone about the show, even my friends in London.... full review