Recommended by Samantha Marchant

An intriguing exploration of families, houses and what it means to be a part of both.

A well sculpted three hander. I was invested in all the characters’ lives from the very beginning and I like where we leave off in the story. Reflection, growth and opportunity.

What stunning storytelling! I love each character and how they move through this world. Descriptions like comparing herself to a rainbow trout hit right every time. Highly recommend!

A play of memory, deceit, truth, and destiny. The green flash is great - Gatsby vibes.

Complex yet complete. This is a strong and enthralling ten minute play.

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.