Guilt

A thoughtful and impressive experiment with form and content, the blend of two different plays with complimentary tones (accompanied by improvised percussion) was engrossing.... full review

Strong writing and impressive performances in both these short pieces by Ryan Lisman and Benjamin Schwartz. These guys clearly have talent and I look forward to seeing more of their work.... full review

This is the standard Fringe shows should be at. Two beautiful scripts showcasing two very different directions of a feeling we all experience- guilt. The exploration of such a feared feeling was so incredible in the writing and acting of it. It will have you holding your breath, or laughing with characters or fearing the truth of humanity that it holds. One of my favourites in Fringe this year. ... full review

An impressive pairing of dramatic one acts, “Guilt” offers two stories that are related in theme and tone. One of the best dramas I have seen at this year's Fringe!... full review

Powerful theater in professional hands. The writing in both plays was intricate and compelling. All brought to life by an outstanding ensemble of actors who engaged the material with nuance, stakes, and unpredictability. They were clearly guided by skilled directors. A terrific evening.... full review

deep, heavy but important themes... full review

Two different but connected stories couple up for an enjoyable experience at the theatre that feels unique but grounded. Well acted, with great topics and dialogue make for a truly meaty hour of theatre.... full review

Wow! Wow! Wow! The OUSTANDING writing (Benjamin Schwartz and Ryan Lisman), the intelligent directing, the fantastic acting, and the brilliant music and set choices left me thinking that all of these talented writers/directors/actors are ready for stage and screen! Super professional and well done! ... full review

This show was composed of two short plays with a common theme. This show is worthy of your attention, just leave your religious prejudices at the door.... full review

A thoughtful pair of stories that explore abuse, sex, family, and control.... full review