Blind Spots

Thought-provoking and hilarious; a thoroughly enjoyable experience. ... full review

Smart writing, strong performances, clear direction--a definite "go see" at this year's Fringe... full review

Female-powered storytelling presenting sincere, thoughtful questions of the power dynamics within women's diverse kinds of relationships. Excellent casting and collaboration.... full review

Thank you Colette Freedman for creating such a moving and stirring play, and for daring to do it without a single male! Constance Dalton-Pawie has directed a masterpiece of theater, which is one of the best shows at HFF18. Her delightful cast (Tamara Burgess, Koni McCurdy, Lindsay McGee, Michelle Pedersen and Veronica Wylie) work well as an ensemble. The chemistry between these players is very evident, and makes the show seem like a documentary on free speech.... full review

This was an interesting story, well written and told with wonderful actors! We thoroughly enjoyed the play. The topic of the play is timely and relevant to the fractious world we live in.... full review

Relatable and genuinely funny, 'Blind Spots' is thoroughly enjoyable and relevant.... full review

Blindspot’s strikes a beautiful balance between comedy and drama. It’s smart and heartfelt. The performances ring true and made me feel like an eavesdropping spy. The writing was sharp yet real. Beautifully directed, this production moved briskly to its fantastic end. ... full review

Classic Freedman: sharp women, wit, eccentricity, surprising twists.... full review