Scott Leggett

Finding a balance between wacky and heartfelt in a script can be very difficult, but Oh, Lorraine does it brilliantly! Every actor steps up to the plate and delivers hilarity with gusto. But it's Carrie Kiernan and Peter Fluet who anchor this charming and super-frickin' funny play, delivering outrageous laughs and finding wonderful levels of humanity. It's the journey of two, out-of-place and somewhat damaged people finding connection and love. It's affecting and joyful. Just go see it!!! Do it! ... full review

Wonderful performance. The play was complex and provocative and left me thinking a great deal about the feminist themes and the personal hell that Jackie had to endure. Well done!... full review

A magnificent performance of an utterly enthralling play. ... full review

This proved to be one of the best one-person shows I’ve seen in the entire Fringe. A brilliant, passionate performance coupled with simple yet dynamic direction. ... full review

This show was a delightful and moving surprise. A wonderful performance filled with honesty and humor. ... full review

This charming cast was infinitely watchable. The direction was well paced and the writing intriguing. ... full review

Joyous, funny and wrong in the best possible way... full review

This was a joyous and cathartic show! It is indeed silly in the best possible way. This live podcast featured a trio of brilliantly funny women. I walked out of the theater with a skip in my step. ... full review

This was a clever and engaging immersive experience! Smart, funny and a little weird. The story is tight. ... full review

Brilliantly funny and jocular coupled with slap-in-the-face satire. Every cast member could carry their own show but they combine into a fantastic ensemble. The absurdity juxtaposed with the seriousness of the subject matter (school gun violence) makes for a provocative and hilarious show. ... full review