MacDeth!

Once again, Ryan JW Smith makes me jealous of his writing talent, his performance talent, and his casting talent. Taking a riff on the Scottish king this round with a few minor (major... they're major) twists, Smith and his cast spit the witty dialogue so smoothly one assumes they've been rehearsing for months. The cauldron shots are a nice touch (in every possible way). Go - especially if you've never seen a Ryan JW Smith show before - looking for ward to SWEET LOVE ADIEU!... full review

As a Shakespeare lover, Macdeth was everything I wanted it to be. The script was brilliant, the actors were fantastic, and there were absolutely no let-downs. For me, the star of the show was Lady Macdeth. She was an unstoppable force, villainous and vulnerable all at once.... full review

full review available at http://durmudgeon.blogspot.com/2016/06/a-hit-and-miss.html... full review

A great entertaining night! Well done everybody!... full review

A bardish hoot that both Rupaul and Sean Connery would love.... full review

Fringe in purest form. Huge Shakespearre nut, and this show made me love Macbeth even more. Thank you!... full review

Witty and amusing, a fun night out!... full review

It was an entertaining play that both amused me and made me think. The humor was fast-paced, but every once in awhile there was time for careful thought and reflection as numerous characters gave beautifully worded political speeches. These political undertones helped connect Shakespeare's centuries-old plots and themes to our current era. Nothing bothers me more than when I leave a production asking myself, "What was the point of all that?" Luckily, the only thing I asked myself after MacDeth was, "How could so many clever rhymes fit into one play?!"... full review

Shakespeare - check -- parody -- check -- meta Shakespeare where they make fun of "the bard" -- check check...a fun well acted play!... full review

Great ensemble work and would highly recommend seeing the show. ... full review