Apathy Killed the Cat

I consider this one of the Fringier plays, as it explores controversial secrets with sensitivity and wit. There were two scenes that took me completely by surprise and I love unpredictability! It's a wonderfully quirky play that remains compelling throughout the full 90 minutes. For me, a big part of its success lies with the talented actor playing the complex Colin. A sensitive, soulful performance that draws you in and anchors the story.... full review

Very bad. Bravo to the actors for enduring insanity... full review

This was an ambitious, wildly surreal show that certainly doesn't go where you expect it to. Ryan Lisman definitely swings for the fences with this play and it's an encouraging effort.... full review

Interesting show. Overall, the acting was very strong. Original ideas.... full review

EXTEND THIS NOW.... full review

This is a brave and provactive piece.I do think it's still a work in progress.I hope Ryan continues to work on it because it approaches a well worn storyline in a unique and eye-opening way... full review

This is not a show for the faint of heart. See this show if you would like to see something you will most certainly not see anywhere else. ... full review

There were great things in this production, mostly from the writing. I can see where Ryan intends to go as a writer and I DIG IT. Someday soon he's gonna be GREAT, but it ain't QUITE yet.... full review

When the play started and there was a missed piece of direction (the lead actor ripped a sign off of a wall without discovering it was there or feeling anything about it), I made a mental note to tell the director when the play was over so that he could fix it. I thought that would be a nice thing to do, give some constructive feedback. Some notes. After ten minutes, I couldn't keep all the notes in my head. After fifteen minutes I gave up on individual notes and I have summed it up in one note: start over. Burn this script and start over.... full review