The Lady’s Not for Burning

I saw The Lady's Not for Burning at the McCadden Theatre during the Fringe this year, had never seen the play before so I was looking forward to it! The lead actress was amazing, she really landed the role, and brought along the rest of the cast expertly. I enjoyed seeing a period piece of classic theater done with such a gentle touch- simple production, costumes, sound and lighting, and no overblown anything. Very relevant to the times we are living in right now too! This was a really well-directed production, of a big cast (def the biggest group I saw this year at the festival) doing very tough English verse, and doing it really well. ... full review

I thoroughly enjoyed the performance. It was a period piece that is still very relevant for our current times. The actors were excellent! ... full review

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Christopher Fry's writing shines through with the use of graceful, lyrical language and humorous, yet deeply human, characterizations. ... full review

The performance flowed well, and I liked how some of the actors came onstage from the side of the stage where the audience was. I thought it was great how the background actor shambled across the stage like a zombie. Being back in a theater was a pleasant experience, and my partner and I enjoyed being able to view the entire performance from our prime front row seats. As one of those that clapped along at the conclusion, the applause was deafening.... full review

Rare chance to see Christopher Fry's delightful comedy even if it is a CliffsNotes version.... full review