Loves Adventures

A delightful find, from a playwright of whom I knew nothing, full of delightful characters and wit, plot twists you see coming and still enjoy, the strange way the plot makes perfect sense coming from these characters. Brava!... full review

Lovers of verse rejoice and see this show! ... full review

This show is FUN. I saw it after a long day at work and it put a smile on my face immediately, just an absolute delight. ... full review

A very entertaining, joyful production that left me very happy. I was smiling the entire time.... full review

MY favorite show I've seen at Fringe! Funny, great costumes, interesting story... When you want to escape the heavy news, come enjoy!... full review

Clear chemistry between the cast. Snappy and smart play!... full review

There is some really good material in LOVES ADVENTURES. The script is solid, Esther Mira and Faith Kearns in particular did a good job with the language and archetypal characters. But the choice of an 80's theme was muddy and made no sense to me - I'm not a proponent of needing classics to stay in period, but nothing felt "80's" about it except for the clothes and the music choices. This resulted in a "relaxed" and sometimes sloppy "modern" feel to the work, though the language demanded diction and heightened style. I understand that this was intended to have some connection to "the evolution of social attitudes" but it fell flat for me. But some good fight work, familiar and welcome tropes, and some good performances at play.... full review

Pretty good overall -- there needed to be a bit more "umph" somehow in the production... full review

A surprising show with a great story, a definite 80's vibe with Elizabethan English - a winning combination. See our full review at Indie Voice Blog... full review

What was the stand out for me was to see a rework of a classic play with a diverse ethnic and gender actors. So refreshing. Also to see the lead characters were strong independent women; more of that please. Easy to follow and humorous it was great to see those 80's references. ... full review