The Last Croissant

"The Last Croissant" is a smartly-written and extremely enjoyable show! The acting is excellent across-the-board, and I liked the quirky characters. Everything looked great on stage - the costumes and props and set. ... full review

Whimsical and charming at times - mischievous and bizarre at others, this is a standout piece of the 2019 Fringe Festival. It is so refreshing to see such a playful story with oddball characters treated with such care. The Last Croissant takes the tenderness of human vulnerability and strengthens it with the perfect amount of absurdity. This show is magic.... full review

This show was outstanding! The direction, acting work, and stunning design were more fully realized than I've ever seen at a Fringe show; it's insane what this company was able to pull off! There was a full set and gorgeous costumes and lighting! Funny and well-paced. Don't miss this show!... full review

Totally played for fun, The Last Croissant is cathartic way to laugh in the face of tragedy. And what better way is there to deal with devastation than comedy? Sharply directed over-the-top performances set the goofy tone for this getaway vacation play while keeping the pace flying from the start to the end.... full review

If this play was a VHS tape, I would have immediately rewound it and watched it again. Lovely. Human. Silly. Thought provoking.... full review

Amazing! Great acting and a really fun time. By far the best show I have ever been to. Creative, hilarious, and very well written. ... full review

Absolutely adorable, quirky, and charming.... full review

MY GOD what an amazing show. The entire cast and crew of The Last Croissant needs to be commended for putting together a show that is weird, strange, dark, different, unique and yet somehow all comes together in a nearly perfect way. I mean it--The Last Croissant is the type of show a production company would KILL to produce. Everything about it is appealing. Especially the sound effects. KILLED it.... full review

Having heard a kind of general positive buzz about the show and since it fit so neatly into my schedule, I got in line for The Last Croissant. While waiting, the cast came out and gave us a musical pre-show which led me to half-expect a musical. Nope. Not a musical. Rather one of the most delightful plays of this year's Fringe. Absolutely in my top ten (and that is saying something, given the quality of this year). The show takes place in a camping site in some national park in California. Ultimately three tents serving as temporary homes to three sets of people rise in this spot. A microcosm in some sense of...something. I'm not that sure. It doesn't matter. The genre is pure urban fantasy, despite the lack of anything urban.... full review

This show far exceeded my expectations (and they were high). I had an absolute blast from start to finish. Wonderful!... full review