Olivia Wilde Does Not Survive the Apocalypse

A clever, fun little Fringey Fringe show (yes, that is now an adjective) that that has a great time lampooning politics, religion, celebrity worship, and theatre. ... full review

Funny, clever idea, fast-paced, but I think I might not be the demographic for this show. ... full review

Olivia Wilde Does Not Survive the Apocalypse is Rip Van Winkle meets Original Star Trek's Cloud Minders with zombies, of course. It was a clever, entertaining adventure that even had Beyonce worshippers. ... full review

A very well written, and executed play! It has humor, realism and action!... full review

This show was awesome! Matt Robinson has written a brilliant and funny script. The cast had great chemistry with one another and they were hilarious. Great direction and blocking as well. I loved this clever, funny show and am so glad it one best comedy! It's a must see!... full review

This was a delightful surprise. I honestly don't like reading too much about shows before I see them and initially feared we were going to be asked to watch an actress portraying Olivia Wilde in one form or another. What we got was a witty take on the apocalypse that pokes fun at celebrity while it celebrates ... full review

A wilde-ly unique premise and original execution. A lot of moving parts and a large cast makes this show very impressive. ... full review

Laugh riot! The writing is terrific, the acting is on point. Classic Fringe fare—pop culture genre silliness with a punch—done right. ... full review

A very fun take on the post-apocalypse wherein modern pop culture is transformed into sacrosanct mythology. It's absurd in all the right ways, delicious one-liners are peppered throughout, and keen satiric barbs will make you wince at the truth of it all.... full review

Matthew Robinson’s play is laugh out loud funny in this hilarious jab and pop culture. Beyoncé worshipped as a god: amazing. The actors lived up to the beautifully comedic elements to the writing that had you laughing at every turn! Robbie Delavine’s directing was incredibly strong, supporting the writing every step the way, with a clever use of the space! Congratulations Matthew on a hilarious comedic play! Write more! You funny now!! ... full review