Teague McLeod

If you needed any proof that the future of theatre was looking bright then look no further than performances given by the two incredibly talented young actresses in Good Old Days. In this play we follow two ex roommates with an interesting frenemies dynamic, go through one the strangest nights of their life. Unsure if what they are seeing is a dream or reality. Throughout this play as every scene unfolds you find yourself getting pulled deeper and deeper into every moment. The moments of silence and tranquility leave you holding your breath, and on the edge of your seat waiting for what might be said next. Every moment of anxiety and anger shock you and reverberate through you the whole scene. And every sweet heartfelt moment warms you up and cracks a smile on your face. If you are looking for an incredibly interesting funny sweet and overall well done performance Good Old Days is a must see at Edmonton Fringe. From the incredible acting to exceptional tech work. Good Old Days is guaranteed not to disappoint. I spent three days in Edmonton and watched the show three times, each better than the last. I only wish I was still there so I could watch it again and again every single day as it is truly worth it. And if the shows keep getting better as they did for me I would suggest pouncing on tickets now because soon they just may become very hard to come by.