		The Children's Museum
		2007 SAN FRANCISCO FRINGE FESTIVAL AUDIENCE REVIEWS
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CLICK HERE FOR RECENT AUDIENCE REVIEWS CLICK ON PLAY FOR REVIEWS OF THAT PLAY & billions more 1 Quandary Place Abundance ADVENTURES OF A SUBSTITUTE TEACHER Barroom Philosophers Border Crossings The Children's Museum Class Notes Embarrassment & Death The Falls of Vincent Millay Found and Lost: Goals for 2002 Frisco Fred's Cabaret! Fuck You Cancer Great Hymn of Thanksgiving / Conversation Storm The Hasheesh Eater Heavy Metal Playground HER KIND: The Life & Poetry of Anne Sexton i hate my friends Jesus Rant Kiss My Booth Korean Badass Low Hanging Fruit Monkey Poet Stand-Up! Organic Boxed Chicken Stock parts is parts: Party of One RM3 The Sewers Shopping as a Spiritual Path Spotless Stetson Manifesto A Strange Black Passion Super Glossy! TeleMongol Terrible Voice Tesla's White Pigeon Turn of the Screw You Go First		Play: The Children's Museum Reviewer: yawza 5 Stars I found this to be a riveting and ultimately moving drama that kept me emotionally engaged from beginning to end. The kind of show where you don't check your watch to see how much time is left. Both actors were fantastic. I'd put this in my group of favorite shows and highly recommend seeing it. Play: The Children's Museum Reviewer: Rob Hawke 5 Stars This is one impressive show that packs a real emotional punch. The team of actors really know their stuff and support each other in a piece that at times is light hearted and innocent and at others is heartbreaking. Intelligent and seamless direction. Great ensemble work. Play: The Children's Museum Reviewer: Holly P 4 Stars This play showcases two of the best actresses in this Fringe. These women both have such commanding stage presences and wonderful chemistry with each other. So much that I was a little distracted trying to figure out if they really WERE sisters and this was a true story. A genuinely scary and tear-inducing drama, the story told here is intriguing, but a tad convoluted... however, I'm an audience member that likes to leave with no end untied which isn't always the best way to end a play. Minus a star for all the annoying blackouts - there MUST be a better way to transition between time and space?? Play: The Children's Museum Reviewer: Gary F 5 Stars These Canadians know how to put on a show. And they're beautiful too. Superb acting - really off the cuff. Need more like this here. Play: The Children's Museum Reviewer: Kristen 5 Stars An incredible performance and an amazing script. Best show I've seen at the fringe. Play: "The Children's Museum" Reviewer: Mia Paschal 4 Stars Dark and gripping, with two very strong actors who interpret this play beautifully. Play: The Children's Museum Reviewer: Lena & Chris 4 Stars Intense and dramatic. The lighting worked particularly well, setting the mood and dividing the scenes. The script was a bit corny for our taste for a few moments here and there, but all in all we found this show to be very interesting. Also enjoyed the story development, with its twists and turns and back and forth. Play: The Children's Museum Reviewer: Nancy 5 Stars Riveting!The actors are amazingly resourseful in creating mood and emotional tenor. The characters traverse through time, through tragedy, back and forth, we go with them and are not disappointed. And stand up performance. Play: The Children's Museum Reviewer: Rachel 5 Stars A moving and inspired piece of theater. I think I need to see it again.