Yes. No. Maybe.

Entertaining, witty, and provocative! ... full review

Thought provoking, entertaining and provocative -- Raymond-Kim Suttle's play explores various themes of desire, consent, happiness and economic gain, all within the structure of a one-act. Witty and brilliant writing, well directed with fine performances from the cast, I was thoroughly engaged.... full review

Well-crafted, witty & insightful - highly recommended!... full review

I loved this show! It was thought provoking and relevant, and entertaining as hell.... full review

This was a sexy scandal-fest and I loved it. The lead actor was so hot, as was the woman who played his wife. I loved the producer character. He was delightful! ... full review

A whip smart, well written commentary on sexuality, morality and socioeconomics. This smart and funny one act will have you reassessing who you are or thought you were and where your moral compass lands - would you say Yes No or Maybe?... full review

What a treat!! Provocative, sexy, philosophical, touching and STILL relateable. Loved it.... full review

A tight and clever script that may be easily adapted into a movie script. What Raymond-Kym Suttle has written is short of amazing. ... full review

This was the best show I have ever seen at Fringe.... full review

An intriguing little dramady that explores boundaries in more ways than one. The show has a lot to say, and it says so very wittily and with superb acting - and without battering the audience over the head with the message stick.... full review