A great example of how immersive theatre can generate a small, intimate story through characterization and narrative.... full review

Seriously funny, understated and intense, childish and grown-up, a lovely and contemplative adaptation.... full review

A touching, entertaining, fun, emotional journey navigating love and relationships but mostly, relationship to self. ... full review

A unique take on initiation that makes you stop and think about your own allegiances and beliefs. Twisted with a splash of gallows humor it is an experience that will definitely creep you out as much as make you laugh.... full review

This play is full of plot turns, witty dialogue and character. How Ashley brings so many characters so vividly into the story is truly a gift. Great story telling that is entertaining for all ages. I highly recommend this play. ... full review

Loved it and I’m not a fan of ‘horror’ - I’m sort of afraid of my own shadow! Show was so funny and had just enough ‘creepy’ to keep me on my toes! I didn’t expect to laugh so much! ... full review

This wild but simultaneously grounded show gives us a unique and sharp look at the origin of a demagogue and what leaders say about ourselves and those around him/her. Beautifully and masterfully portrayed by Kristina Mueller this show will have you hooked from A to B as it takes you to it's thrilling and shocking conclusion. Well directed by Tinks Lovelace and written with poetically sharp wit by Troy Deutsch ... full review

The show Needs a lot of work and a lot of revision. Great idea, executed poorly. ... full review

A lovely dark little tale about a serial killer and, yes, a pit of goblins. Multiple characters, some satire, one actor and a whole lot of dead bodies. Exactly the sort of theatrical journey one expects from a Fringe show.... full review

A dark but sometimes funny entry into the world of theatre and horror. Pit of Goblins is a hard play to describe the mood of but that is what makes it worth seeing for yourself, wonderfully twisted, boldly confident in it's storytelling and deliciously macabre; it's a true piece of art.... full review

Go see it. And here’s why: Ed Goodman has created the single LEAST pretentious one person show I have ever seen. His number one priority is to make sure his show is funny (also insightful, clever and fearless of course but none of that matters to Ed if it doesn’t end in laughter.) “Brainwashing” is also part of Ed’s personal campaign to raise his audiences awareness about the absurdity of the social/political world which they are entrenched – the man, like Mark Twain, he holds no punches and jus... full review

A fun and zany show that takes elements of the superhero genre and pokes fun at all it's usual tropes while delivering a satisfying and enjoyable unique story. With a talented cast and some clever staging and design.... full review

What a creative story teller! I love the journey of food, peppering stories of the older generations throughout the show. Super funny, we thoroughly enjoyed the show. ... full review

In these times of high anxiety and sterile electronic communication, "Let's Write a Musical"is like oxygen to the humanity in us. The cast is all pro, and they're working with great songs, and really, it felt like a chunk of Broadway landed right here at McKadden!! Some bright new lights in this cast and their connection to the audience made for lots of tears but even more laughter. I think this is one of those plays that will be recounted again and again as a first of many successes for thi... full review

Goofy, funny, late-night absurdist parody of the fantasy genre. Quite a lot of fun.... full review

The show was an emotional gem, filled with tender, honest, raw characters, exquisitely portrayed by Marianne Simon. She covered a vast array of experiences related to grief and the healing process that follows the death of a spouse. Touching and beautiful.... full review

What a funny, creative story. I love stories that are different and out-of-the-box, but still entertaining and relevant. This was definitely that. ... full review

Beyond doubt the cast of this play are all energetic, talented and possess genuine charm. Director Susan Dalian shows skill at using a tiny space while maintaining the energy needed. However, this script's very real potential needs work. This is an early draft of what might well be an excellent comedy. Right now, it wanders around the situation as well as the characters without diving very deeply into either. Worse, it doesn't seem like a play at all, but more like a sitcom. The same char... full review

Great story! Would make a wonderful movie. Have you considered turning this into a screenplay?... full review

A playful exploration of circular time with a touch of mysticism thrown in for good measure. Tonally all over the place but somehow it adds to the charm of this production.... full review