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A delightful evening of entertainment that goes back to the very basics of storytelling while taking an intriguing look into the depths of fairy tales and myths.

This is fundamental storytelling of the best sort: the life stories of the people around us, of those that came before us and those before them. It doesn't get more captivating than this.

This is an evening of discovery, of learning what is on the minds of playwrights and in the pipeline for performance.

A well presented production that is perhaps trying to say too much at once. The show goes for a suspenseful build up with no real resolution - a confusing let down.

A skilful adaptation of this Shakespearean Tragedy, with the action and passion to bring the story to life.

A great idea with potential but needs more development.

A show that had ninety-nine percent of the audience laughing almost constantly. Close to the bone humour for a young crowd.

A really strong stand up show in the making - a little more polish and confidence could take it a long way.

A delightful evening of informative lectures followed by brilliant comedy. Must see for people who like to laugh.

Pros: Haunting and impacting with powerful and nuanced performances Cons: Maybe a little too dark; if you’re looking for a light evening of entertainment, Neil Labute is not your man. Actually three one-act plays presented in succession, Bash: latterday plays are connected by one horrific deed committed by each set of character(s). Every self-contained act presents completely disparate stories and personalities (though all characters are some-what unhinged), all divulging the same grisly plot point. The first monologue introduces a traveling ...