Sachin Sharma

I loved how the show was like a poetry in motion. Every move was synchronized, rhythms played out like drum beats of a folk song, and they used the space and lights beautifully. It was like a dance performance for me. All the actors are some of the best physical theatre performers you’d see at this festival. They move like planets aligning to tell you a cosmic tale of a great kind. This is the kind of play that mixes the traditional, the folk and the experimental - something that brings people to the ‘theatre’. Special mention to the actor who played Electra - she was ‘anger’ personified.

This show was a real treat to my soul. It is all heart. With the effective choices in its lighting design, this show seems like an endoscopy to Brcue’s heart. You see all the things that you see, and then some more. Until it gets too dark, and then all you hear are beats and ticks. Perfect Fringe show. Very spooky, very gay, very queer.

The perfect show for a fringe goer. It’s controversial, it’s edgy, funny and bold. The show has the power to liberate you in many ways. Multiple characters played by Eleanor are all charming and brought a smile to my face. There are some very witty puns and I loved them all.

This show is a lullaby full of silent shrieks. Anne's show begins where most people stop feeling and start to scream in pain. This show puts "Pain" in "Painting". Full of odd and stark encounters, for me, Anne was able to breathe out great moments where pain was so still that there was no way but to laugh. Laughter was my way to tell her that I saw her. That I knew it, although I did not "Know" it.

This Bouffon show can be hard to watch for some people, and that, I think, is the power of this show. I liked how stillness was so powerfully used in the play.

This is the kind of show that brings improv back to the fringe scene. Seasoned performers, absolutely great tech and stage, smooth entry, and you know you are safe with these guys for the next hour.

The show has a great premise; it is very fringe and very improv—a very experimental line to walk, but these guys made it work, and I am sure they do that every show.

I loved the show. All the improvisers are super hilarious and they know how to play the audience. I had so much fun watching the show. (NGL, I also played the show and got a chance to make a Bollywood movie).

This show has everything that a magic show should have. Storytelling, Card Tricks and MAGIC. I love that the audience get to know Keith a little more via this show. Great work.

I loved watching this show. The characters were deep and well-rounded, with their quirks well pointed out and drew me in. All of this is rare for me to see in improv, and I see quite a lot of improv shows. Very well played and performed. Go watch this show and experience time travel.