Elizabeth J. Musgrave

Overall, a fun way to spend an hour! I enjoyed watching the character dynamics. Well cast. I liked the quick pace of the writing. ... full review

I didn't know what to expect going in. All I knew was it was Dracula doing stand-up. I was sold! I was not disappointed. I had a fun time. I could see this show being especially raucous on a late-night Saturday when there would indeed be more interaction with the audience. ... full review

A really creative way to explore what personal "happiness" means. For some, one's happiness might be perceived as scary (like a bear) or off-putting. It's about embracing that personal happiness, regardless of what others think. At times, it felt surreal.... full review

I was really impressed with this show. It was poignant, funny, sexy. Jean is a talented storyteller. I was totally with her on the journey. ... full review

Great show. Joe Coffey is such a talent. His intensity and choices are at another level. I appreciate what he brought to this story. This piece really showcased his skills as both storyteller and actor. A true talent.... full review

What a great way to spend a Sunday afternoon learning about the Cockeyed Ladies of Leisure! A fun walking tour.... full review

First off, I just want to commend all the talent packed into this one-act play. The playwright, Nora Connolly, explores the relationship between Nora and Jim, two complicated people, with such reverence and grace. I appreciate the words she penned. Under the direction of Ronan Wilmot, we (the audience) feel like we're witnessing something we almost shouldn't be. It's intimate and it feels intimate. I especially liked the music accompaniment. The actors, Lisa Dobbyn and John O'Callaghan, were terr... full review

What a way to start off HFF 2024! My first (preview) show and, wow, if this is any indication of the caliber of shows, this is going to be a spectacular Fringe. First off, no doubt Hope Levy is talented. Not only can she sing, but she can tell a story, and the audience is right there with her. Hope connects with her audience and she takes us on the incredible journey of Connie Converse's universe as well as her own as she details her fascination with this mysterious musical figure who was Joni Mi... full review

Such an ambitious project that I could totally see as an indie film in the vein of SAW. I really liked the concept and having such "normal" looking people doing such heinous crimes. I also really liked that we (the audience--doctors) were on the other side of the "mirror". I like the whole idea that we are "active" spectators as it all plays out. BRAVO! to Cameron and Soo. ... full review

Poignant. Personable. Storytelling at its finest. Gail drew me in immediately and I was with her all the way. The writing was smart and she is so likable. A well-deserved standing ovation. And on a Sunday 12:30 pm! Just wonderful.... full review