KEEPING UP WITH THE PROZOROVS

What a FAB fusion of Chekhov's "Three Sisters" meets "Keeping Up With the Kardashians." I was thoroughly impressed by the clever, timely parallels as well as supreme performances from the entire cast. This is a very strong production, especially for Fringe. I really hope it continues on after this run because it deserves a bigger audience. But do catch it while you can!... full review

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I absolutely LOVED this show! It was fast paced, and interesting all the way through. Everybody did a great job and there wasn't a single character I didn't care about.... full review

I had a great time. I love Lucy's writing and all the performances were great. Laughed out loud several times, and I'm not familiar with either 3 Sisters or the Kardashians.... full review

An intriguing concept to begin with, merging a pop-culture infused reality television show (and the true lives of its stars) with classic Chekhov. Some might be skeptical of merging the two concepts, but it is as successful as the unlikely pairing of sea salt and caramel: nuanced and delicious.... full review

It's a very entertaining show. All the casts did great job and well rehearsed. Writing was also great. It was a 90-minute show but it felt shorter. There were no boring moment. ... full review

OMG. SO. GOOD. Lucy is a brilliant playwright and seamlessly melded Chekov and Kardashian style. It was funny, paced perfectly with creative and engaging transitions. ... full review

A lively entertaining and spirited show that feels like a comedy sketch on Saturday Night Live.... full review

Among the Best of the Fringe ! Outstanding writing, performances, direction, and casting burn on all 12 cylinders ! It's all the plot twists of Chekov as performed by the Kardashians in this Broadway-level show !... full review

This show proved timely for me, seeing as I just volunteered as historical consultant for a staging of Three Sisters, the Chekhov play (as translated into English), in North Hollywood last summer. With all due respect to Archway's actors and director who stayed true to the original, its themes, and its aesthetic, I left the adaptation with more food for thought. The coincidence of this same configuration, 3 sisters:1 brother, begs for parody. Why not relentlessly mock the Kardashians as a throwback to the Victorians? At that time, families like the Brontës (also 3:1) were common enough, but such broods will all but disappear with the total fertility rate not just in the U.S. but around the globe continuing to plummet. The most pleasant... full review