The Last Croissant

The Last Croissant is a dazzling pop-up book of a show that looks like Wes Anderson and sounds like Terry Pratchett. It's an oddball comedy that tenderly revolves around self-acceptance, personal anxieties, and being true to one's self.... full review

I’ve been watching this company since they started and continue to be impressed and delighted by the work they create. This is their BEST SHOW YET!! The joy onstage is infectious. The story is complex but never confusing. The precision of the direction and the cohesion of the ensemble raises the bar. Oh and you’re not going to see a better designed Fringe show. I mean, the beauty of the teabag alone. Yes, it’s ambitious and they pull it off with their signature flair. GO SEE THIS SHOW!!!... full review

This group puts on an excellent show! The Attic Collective has another successful production that’s as thought provoking as it is silly A must-see for fringe this year. ... full review

Fringe is such an incredible time for theatre creation. We're given so little time to develop our baby, and when it's time to put it up, we have 15 minutes to set up and 15 minutes to strike. As such, the diamonds are created from this intense pressure, and this is why The Last Croissant is one of the best shows of the Fringe. Everything from the set, costumes, direction, writing, sound, and of course the performances have been painstakingly thought out. And yet, throughout, the actors remain playful. Well done Attic Collective! It's delightful and well-made theatre that needs to be seen. ... full review

Best live performance I have seen all year! From the pre-show riffing to the play itself, the Last Croissant is charming from start to finish. The dialogue is sharp, the humor well-timed and the cast [and crew] clearly brimming with talent. And all this for only $10?? Don't miss out folks! ... full review

What an absolute delight. "The Last Croissant" was one of the most captivating pieces of theatre I've ever had the pleasure of experiencing. The writing was gut-bustingly funny while remaining real, natural, and poignant. The acting - and specifically comedic timing - was spot-on. The direction was outstanding and the set design transported me to another world. I left the theatre feeling truly inspired as an artist and human. This is a can't-miss show. I hope everyone sees "The Last Croissant!" ... full review

This play is filled with so many odd characters brought to life by an extremely talented company. I appreciated the unique characters brought to life by every single actor in this play. ... full review

Got an amazing core workout thanks to this show! Pretty sure Gabriel Garcia Marquez would give it a two thumbs up too (and appreciate burning calories by laughing his ass off).... full review

Drop dead dreamy. I have so many questions, and ultimately I think that’s a good thing. I wanted to stay longer in this magical camping dream-room to discover all of its nooks and crannies. ... full review

I absolutely LOVED this show. It's just so delightful. It's so simple and it WORKS. If the actors were trying hard, you couldn't tell. It seemed effortless and just plain sweet and also really funny. The acting, direction, set design, music design, the comedy were all 10 10 10 10 10. Which is so rare these days, but I'd expect nothing more from the Attic Collective's head and the director on this show, Rosie Glen-Lambert. She is a perfectionist in her work and is really pays off. Conor Murphy was a stand out as Ranger Dave, as well as playwright and star Veronica Tjioe as October. ... full review