Pit of Goblins

What a funny, creative story. I love stories that are different and out-of-the-box, but still entertaining and relevant. This was definitely that. ... full review

A dark but sometimes funny entry into the world of theatre and horror. Pit of Goblins is a hard play to describe the mood of but that is what makes it worth seeing for yourself, wonderfully twisted, boldly confident in it's storytelling and deliciously macabre; it's a true piece of art.... full review

A lovely dark little tale about a serial killer and, yes, a pit of goblins. Multiple characters, some satire, one actor and a whole lot of dead bodies. Exactly the sort of theatrical journey one expects from a Fringe show.... full review

This show was right up my dark, twisted alley. If you like your humor pitch black or are a fan of well-produced, well-performed solo shows, here is a piece for you.... full review

I thoroughly enjoyed this dark comedy. It's funny, off-beat, and shows how good of a writer and performer Mitchell is. I highly recommend it!... full review

This show is so freaking weird, and it's super funny and creepy and still funny.... full review

Already a front runner for my favorite show at this year's Fringe. This is the exact blend of smart comedy, dumb comedy and dark comedy that I'm always craving. Mitchell is a funny writer and an excellent actor and I'll be Goddamned if this isn't the weirdest play I'm likely to see this year. Loved every second of it!... full review

This was a really funny and clever dark comedy which I happen to love! Well developed and well performed character work. Out of the box and a nice twist! ... full review

A darkly comedic piece that through multimedia and a natural and hilarious performance by Mitchell explores how far one will go to keep our most wicked secrets safe. ... full review

Dark, wild, and gripping from hilarious start to surprisingly scary end, Pit of Goblins drops you in a small town with nothing wrong except for the serial killer and goblins commanding him. One of the best one person shows this year, Mitchell Bisschop commands the stage with every character in this smartly written and well produced act. ... full review