Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde

Fun and funny gothic horror comedy a la Mel Brooks' Young Frankenstein. Definitely something I'd recommend to anyone looking for a good night at the theatre.... full review

A clever mix of the original gothic story and their own brand of witty, nuanced humor, Blanket Fort’s version of the classic story is an amazing time at the theater, and a must-see for Fringe! Absolutely fantastic!... full review

Spectacular performances, tight script. A fun, furious ride that kept the laughs coming through the story’s dark turn. ... full review

WOW. What an amazing piece of artistry woven together between Grinstead and Stromberg. Their high talent is only surpassed by their writing genius. This play keeps you engaged for every second they are on stage. ... full review

What an amazing production, created , produced and starring two remarkable actors recently moved to L..A. from NYC. Their loss is our gain and these two were an incredible duo in this tantalizing adaptation of the classic horror story.Burt Grinstead is am amazing Jekyll and Hyde, while Anna Stromberg dazzles as all the other characters in the play, both men and women. Designed in a black box with all black basic costumes and set pieces, the only color in the entire show appears as the backdrop which changes from almost white to deep, bloody red as called for in the scenes. ... full review

What a fantastic production! One of the highlights of the Hollywood theater season.... full review

Great fun! I’m a big fan of the classic story and enjoyed this more tongue-in-cheek interpretation of it. The performances were great, with Anna really mining all the many side character’s for as many laughs as possible. And Burt is clearly having fun playing the titular dual role. Go see this! ... full review

This show is absolutely brilliant. The epitome of what a Fringe Festival production should be. ... full review

Goddamn this show is funny. Grinstead is strong as the titular leads but Stromberg steals the show as everyone else. Managing to balance a dozen other characters with speed and deftness. A great comedic spin on the victorian classic. ... full review