KEEPING UP WITH THE PROZOROVS

My very first Hollywood Fringe show and I loved it! Entertaining and authentic throughout - don't miss.... full review

Going in, I had no working knowledge either of the original play, or of Kardashian family drama. And I loved it. It is easy to become invested in the struggle of these three sisters, who bring out the worst in each other. The writing is fun, insightful, and unafraid of examining darker aspects of human nature. The performances appear effortless, which is a compliment both to the actors and the show's capable director. This is the best show I've seen at Fringe. Cheers to everyone involved!... full review

Fun Show. Very entertaining. Lots of witty humor. Solid performances from most of the cast! The show is well done down to the set changes. High production value. Polished. I am not typically into this style of reality tv style narrative, but I thoroughly enjoyed myself.... full review

I really enjoyed this show. Tight script. Great actors. This one is going to be a favorite of mine for awards this year!... full review

Great show! The actors were excellent, I loved their interpretations of the Kardashians. The script was witty and an excellent blend of a classic story from a moden point of view. GO SEE THIS SHOW! You will not be disappoinnted.... full review

funny and surprisingly dark... full review

I love when writers take on a subset of pop culture and explore the deeper human need behind it. And what is particularly fun and different about this show is that Lucy Gillespie ties it in with Chekhov's three sisters. The writing is witty and well paced, the performances funny and grounded, and the direction was spot on. Go see it!... full review

Clever writer, Lucy Gillespie playfully weaved the classic style with the modern setting. Great length. I hope to see this show live on past Fringe to reach a new young audience.... full review

'Keeping Up With the Prozonovs' was totally fun, fabulous, wise and witty - a small theater experience with BIG theater promise! ... full review

In short: Very witty and charming play that shows us the grass may not always be greener on the other side. This is a smartly written play that fuses Checkov's Three Sisters with the modern mythology of the Kardashians (and our society's obsession with appearances and notoriety). Lucy Gillespie's writing is sharp and hilarious throughout, which is adroitly directed by Katie Lindsay. The entire cast has spot on comedic timing and fully commit to their characters. Especially engrossing is Fabianne Meyer as Masha, whose dry wit brings wisdom and relief in the original, but here fuels her hunger for fame. Not wanting to give anything away, the ending is particularly poignant - a warning that hauntingly echoes its original source: "If we only... full review