Orange Flower Water

What a beautiful and vulnerable piece. The individual performances are so raw and engaging that you leave emotionally distraught, reflecting on your own life. It's important that you go see this show. ... full review

This preformance moved me and I was fully immersed in the story. Not for once during the preformance did I feel like I was watching actors. The intimate yet far reaching preformance and use of space made me feel like I was a fly on the wall watching these relationships morph and change right around me. Each charactor went through a real change and grew by the end of the play. Lighting and sound helped really make the experience immersive, and sitting in the front row definitely helped. The fringe is great because it attracts a wide variety of talents. This was definitely one of the most professionally produced and more importantly professionally acted works. Don't pass this up, as there is one more showing today. A real peace of theater tha... full review

A fantastic play performed to it's utmost. I have never seen a play by Craig Wright and I was absolutely enthralled by the characters. I was on the edge of my seat most of the play experiencing the events as they unfolded with the actors. A job well done, I highly recommend seeing it. It was a lot of fun being in the room. ... full review

This was not the typical "fringe" show, but an incredibly professional presentation by a group of actors who have made names for themselves in film and television. With a cast of Mick Thyer as Brad, Sarah Ann Schultz as his wife Beth, Jeff Denton (NCIS, NCIS:LA) as David and Leslie Liberman as his wife Kathy, the story revolved around what happens when friends become secret lovers, and the effect that conflict has on their respective lives. The show was beautifully staged and wonderfully acted. The story dealt with a difficult topic, but was presented in such a way that gave hope. I highly recommend this show.... full review