Housewife '52

Overall impression of the show was that every detail and character was well thought out and everything tied together harmoniously. ... full review

A delightfully interesting and unique musical experience, with a talented cast and some lovely melodies and songs. Grabs your attention right up top and holds it through ‘til the end! If you were not fortunate enough to see John Wuchte’s last show at Fringe, then definitely make a point to catch this one! Another great show.... full review

Lovely and well executed examination of suburban marriage in 1952 utilizing dance, movement, and original music. Terrific performances all around!... full review

Original, inventive, very enjoyable. ... full review

A toe tapping denunciation of sexism in America - you'll leave humming the tunes! A PLATINUM MEDAL! Full review to follow on "theTVolution.com"... full review

Housewife '52 was a sensation! It was a delightful genre bending mash-up that had the audience captivated from beginning to end! Writer director, John Wuchte outdid himself, and the whole cast was brilliant! Do yourself a favor and see it while you can. You won't be disappointed! ... full review

I was delightfully entertained. Catchy tunes, humor, drama, surprise elements, this play has it all! ... full review

Amazingly clever! Impressive! Wow! So much precision choreography that was tight, spot on, 100% between the actors and the musicians. The hours and hours of rehearsal showed in this outstanding evening at the theatre. ... full review

Incredibly clever and creative! Blown away by the simple use of a crisp, white men's dress shirt and the diverse meanings it can take on! From the choreography to the casting, music and props it was truly amazing!! Experienced all emotions from this gem and loved every minute...a must see!... full review

Having seen Wuchte's previous Fringe show, Scarlett Fever, I knew what I was getting into and I was not disappointed. A physical narrative blending humor, movement, music, and a top-tier ensemble cast of seven, Housewife '52 should be on everyone's Fringe to-see list.... full review