Recommended by Samantha Marchant

Brilliantly crafted and curated.

I had the pleasure of catching this show as part of Bluestein-Lyons Oh the Non-Humanity at Rochester Fringe. These guardian angels seem like a good time as party guests and if you need help solving a puzzle, but they may be lacking in their “guarding” skills… Qualities that make for a fun 10 minute!

I had the pleasure of catching this show as part of Bluestein-Lyons Oh the Non-Humanity at Rochester Fringe. I enjoyed watching the moon orbit around a sick Earth. Jokes that hit as they are all too real. Maybe the moon should get their shot as the inhabited one.

I had the pleasure of catching this show as part of Bluestein-Lyons Oh the Non-Humanity at Rochester Fringe. Such a good ten-minute script! Each character is fully formed and so clearly what they are meant to be. Funny and informed.

I had the pleasure of catching this show as part of Bluestein-Lyons Oh the Non-Humanity at Rochester Fringe. This play is oh-so cheeky and plays with the audience making it a good opener for a festival. Warms an audience up with chuckles and innuendo and perhaps makes them a bit hungry for a sandwich.

Their priorities are right! Put on a play before anything else. And then Zombies. This group of characters are all so honest and charming in their own way. They may not always like each other but they show up for the group. I love all the iterations of the song. Monologues serve as fantastic glimpses into the heart.

Awesome play with semantics and language. Tense and outrageous in a great way! Evokes the beauty of the sky and what’s above. A small detail that really hit me is the affection Noah felt for Robert when he tried to take care of Brenda’s garden.

Outrageous and funny and he so deserves the ending.

A perfect pandemic play.

Sweet masculinity and brotherly support.