Review: Who Killed Gertrude Crump? Meaghan Flaherty A puppet show told by narrator Agatha Christie, Who Killed Gertrude Crump?, performed by Tara Travis of Monster Theatre, is a fun little mystery with a beautiful cast of puppets. I quite enjoyed it despite a few flaws, and feel that this is a story that can … Continue reading Review: Who Killed Gertrude Crump?
Chase and Stacey Present a Joyous Ride
Chase and Stacey Present a Joyous Ride Meaghan Flaherty Chase & Stacey Present: Joyride, a sketch comedy/ musical show performed by Stacey Hallal and Chase Padgett is certainly exactly what it promises – a joyous ride. Laugh out loud funny and very interesting to watch, this show is certainly one that’s worth hopping on board. … Continue reading Chase and Stacey Present a Joyous Ride
Review: Kitt and Jane
Review: Kitt and Jane: An Interactive Survival Guide to the Near-Post-Apocalyptic Future Meaghan Flaherty Every once in a while I see a show that makes my jaw drop. Not because it is too beautiful, or artistic, but because it makes me excited about theatre and what it has to offer us. Kitt and Jane: An … Continue reading Review: Kitt and Jane
Review: Two Ruby Knockers, One Jaded Dick: A Dirk Darrow Investigation
Review: Two Ruby Knockers, One Jaded Dick: a Dirk Darrow Investigation Meaghan Flaherty Featuring Dirk Darrow, a jaded private investigator played by Tim Motley, 2 Ruby Knockers, 1 Jaded Dick: A Dirk Darrow Investigation, is the pun-iest theatrical magic show you will ever see. This was an hour of non-stop laughing, though sometimes they were … Continue reading Review: Two Ruby Knockers, One Jaded Dick: A Dirk Darrow Investigation
Review: Grimmest Tales, Past and Present
Grimmest Tales, Past and Present Meaghan Flaherty Claiming to be a retelling of Hansel and Gretel, Grimmest Tales, Past and Present doesn’t accomplish what it sets out to. Presented by the Manotick Arts Camp, the story we all know is rather glossed over in favour of focusing on the relationship between the two children … Continue reading Review: Grimmest Tales, Past and Present
Burnt At the Steak: Grade ‘A’ Theatre
Burnt At the Steak: Grade 'A' Theatre Meaghan Flaherty Beginning with high energy country music and ending with possibly the best curtain call I’ve ever seen from a one-man show, Burnt at the Steak, written and performed by Carolann Valentino, tells the story of her experience managing a multimillion dollar steak house in NYC … Continue reading Burnt At the Steak: Grade ‘A’ Theatre
The Word on God Verbatim
God Verbatim Meaghan Flaherty Have you ever been torn between your morals and faith? Or perhaps you believe fervently in aspects of your religion but seriously doubt others? It is improbable to expect people to believe whole-heartedly in everything without evidence, especially as children begin to discover science and other theories that contradict faith. God … Continue reading The Word on God Verbatim
Review: Don’t tell my Dad
Don’t Tell My Dad Meaghan Flaherty Based on the simple premise of one woman’s journey through life, growing up middle class, Don’t Tell My Dad, written and performed by Chelsea Manders, is a comedic musical that wins a ton of laughs. Manders shares her story through small monologues and explanations that feature musical numbers … Continue reading Review: Don’t tell my Dad
Review: The Anomaly Presented by the Youth Infringement Festival
Review: The Anomaly Presented by the Youth Infringement Festival Meaghan Flaherty With only two Fringe showings given to the fan favorite from this year’s Youth Infringement Festival, The Anomaly written by Ryan Nadon and directed by Colin Giles , it is important that our community gives as much support to youth theatre as it can next … Continue reading Review: The Anomaly Presented by the Youth Infringement Festival
Review: The Surprise by Martin Dockery
The Surprise Meaghan Flaherty Fringe favorite Martin Dockery is back, and if you’re a fan of his work, The Surprise certainly doesn’t disappoint. I feel the need to start this review off by mentioning how much I loved The Bike Trip, though if you’ve found in the past that this style is not for you, you will not like … Continue reading Review: The Surprise by Martin Dockery
The New Ottawa Critics 