Exquisite aerial artistry! The show flowed elegantly around a simple, classic plot that was easily grasped, and for an hour (with an intermission) I could fly into and around a well-crafted fiction. ... full review

Wonderful show! Uplifting, humorous and intelligent. ... full review

Having seen the 2011 documentary "Sing Your Song" on Harry Belafonte's Civil Rights Tribute I could not miss Greenwood 1964 for the world and Ojarigi's perspective offered another witty insight into the attic in Greenwood where Poitier and Belafonte were fighting their inner batlles in 1964 while preparing the ground for generations to come. A must see performance! There were moments were I could actually see Harry and Sidney taking over from their younger counterparts Thomas Ramseur King and El... full review

A delightful comedic journey on earth and beyond! ... full review

Excepcional Love the entire show and Jannica’s self expression. Highly recommend it.... full review

Punchlines fly like bullets in this high energy laugh a minute satire.... full review

I thought the subject was relevant and the writing of a very high calibre. The play was spot on. The acting was also of a very high calibre and the staging worked in the small space.... full review

Enjoyed seein g a true american story. Strong performance, great sound design, and great use of the space... full review

Trying to mix a wide array of styles and genres, the play never manages to find a consistent tone. This leaves the audience confused and unmoved.... full review

A horror anthology is certainly territory worth exploring. However, like many anthologies, Monsters of Man is a mixture of successes and failures. ... full review

I enjoyed this show so much on all levels - the writing, directing, and acting was sublime - kudos to its creator Raymond-Kym Suttle - what a showcase for all involved. Without actually seeing it, one might say this was simply going to be a gay version of the movie Indecent Proposal, but it exceeds that concept in many ways and becomes its own unique exploration of humanity. Thanks to great writing it explores depths for every viewer to contemplate and plenty of wit to entertain and delight to e... full review

I thoroughly enjoyed the experience of seeing “If It Goes There” It’s a modern day story of navigating through dating as a gay man. The story is well written & funny and the acting takes it to another level. There are several tender moments that tie the story together poignantly. So glad I got the opportunity to see this play. Kudos to the writer, director and actors for a job well done.... full review

So impressive how two dancers and a lone musician can tell such a rich story that covers the journey of a career. The talent of the dancers is breath-taking. The musician is adorable and such a personality. ... full review

Excellent play, well written, thoughtful, excellent acting and staging.... full review

Theatre Unleashed at their best. I would say don't miss it, but you're probably going to because it's sold out the whole run. Keep a look out for extensions for this one. It's worth your time. ... full review

An intense exploration of romance, this show shines as a very special drama. This piece is almost a novelty at Fringe – believable adults having realistic, awkward, uncomfortable conversations about sex and it’s meaning. Adult subject matter handled in an intelligent adult manner. Challenging and fascinating.... full review

Thank you for loving me is an emotional rollercoaster of an all too true look at the ups and downs of the end of a relationship. Scott Langer and Ashley Fountain captivate the audience with their raw, emotional, heart on their sleeve performance reminding all of us of the love and hurt we go through when a chapter closes in our lives. Go see this show so you can remember why it’s important to love the people in our lives and to be present and grateful for what we have. ... full review

I grew up in a “baseball family”. I played softball and my brothers all played baseball. So I already went in expecting to like this show, I just didn’t know how MUCH I would end up liking it. Felt like I could watch another hour of Brett doing his thing. ... full review

A beautifully written series of short acts that made a powerful impact.... full review

An affectionate tribute and insightful examination on how the trend of VHS / DVD rental stores shaped a generation, the play balances nostalgia & heartfelt character studies to explore the value of tradition & ritual. Even if it’s something as simple as renting a movie.... full review