Annie Konstantinov

I found this show to be entirely rich in depth, emotion and meaty.

This is the type of show while listening to a riveting plot of mystery, as well as about young Noa at the beginning of her career, gave me a lot to think about and talk about in the car ride home. The symbolism of masculinity with dogs, hunger with sexual/gendered violence, and diseases with the experience of living as a woman/gender minority was genius to me.

I'm very happy to have seen this moving piece for it's design as well. The sound design was immersive yet simple. Hauntingly beautiful.

If there was ever a chance to sit down and read this script, I would take it in a heartbeat.

Thank you Anya for a night of theatre that validated so many of my feelings in such a physical and honest way. It didn't soften the message for the comfort of others.

For a newbie Fringe artist, Don has a charisma and charm that I want to see more of! I laughed lots and I wanted to hear even more about his experience with aging.

Congrats Don and Happy Birthday!

It's not often I see audience participation done so well and thoughtfully! Dana makes it easy to opt in and out at your own pace and leisure, creating an unintimidating and fun environment for anyone to access Shakespeare!

I would love to see more of the bard's works adapted by Dana!

Incredible work, Elsa! It made me angry on her behalf, laugh lots and Elsa is immediately a charismatic and charming presence.

Thanks for sharing your story!