The Flower Society

An earnest recounting of some real-world experiences with homelessness...... full review

This play bravely takes on a VERY important subject that is being totally ignored. I applaud this creative team for bringing this play to the Fringe. One has only to drive a street away from the venue to see this play in reality everyday. I think theatre at its best tackles the important subjects of the day. Kudos to The Flower Society!... full review

This was 4 very interesting, personal stories, interwoven and retold to shine a light on the ever-present (though not always seen) problem, and the dangers of being a homeless woman. We are also informed of 4 important, helpful survival tactics for these women on the streets of LA.... full review

The Flower Society is an amazing play that touches the heart with subject matter that is often overlooked in our society. A fresh take on the lives of 4 women that are experiencing homelessness and the trials they face on the daily. The lessons this play covers are definitely ones that need to be heeded by women living on the streets.... full review

This is a tearjerker - so bring your tissues. A story of surviving homelessness is carefully and realistically portrayed on stage by four amazing women who draw you in immediately. It gets real, real fast. ... full review

The powerful performances of the four extremely talented actresses are still haunting me the morning after seeing the show and I continue to think about the issues raised, the lessons shared with the audience by the characters, and the skillful approach of the playwright. The endgame had the right amount of sorrow and triumph to be true-to-life.... full review

A haunting and poignant piece, brought to life by some exceptional performances.... full review

This was a very timely and relevant production, as right across the street from the theater is a giant billboard reading "Homelessness Kills". I was immediately drawn in to the story of the four homeless women, and how they coped with their daily lives, a very realistic and important theater piece.... full review

A lovely, quiet piece, handled admirably by 4 talented actors.... full review

Spectacular attempt at attacking an issue plaguing our society.... full review