Oracles and Miracles

Impressive- moving representation of the realities of poverty culture (universally, this case in New Zealand) and the challenges of either staying or leaving. ... full review

Incredible. So rich, deep, wonderfully and masterfully acted by Amy Waller and Siobhan Marshall. Masterfully crafted by writer Norelle Scott and director Leah Patterson.... full review

Oracles and Miracles is a universal story that every person who sees it can relate to. The subtle nuances of Norelle Scott's writing gently touch the raw places in your soul, but soothe the hurt places like a compassionate kiss. Sweetly and beautifully told with the light but effective touch of director, Leah Patterson, this piece is nourishment to places you didn't know needed it. ... full review

I really loved this show. It is a heartfelt and moving family story of two sisters growing up and surviving poverty in New Zealand in the 1940's. The cast took me on a ride of laughter and tears through the expert direction of Leah Patterson. I highly recommend.... full review

Heartfelt, genuine, confronting. And genuinely funny, in a melancholic way. ... full review

An intelligent and solidly crafted story of two sisters who travel separate roads that winds back to that haven which family can be. ... full review

A beautiful night of theatre. The storytelling is wonderful and engaging. A Fringe must see!... full review

This is a cleverly presented, seemingly simple (but powerful) story, beautifully adapted and played by some really talented actors. ... full review

Don't miss this excellent production! Profoundly moving. We were blown away by the quality of the writing, direction and performances in this new play. ... full review

My vote for the BEST of the Festival. This is beautifully directed and expertly acted. Mark Taper Forum Quality. LOVED IT! ... full review