Brooklyn-based Aztec Economy’s production provides an intense, funny, scary, dark experience for a little over an hour regarding the effects of a cave collapse on five coal miners.
This review from the 2013 Fringe asks Sick of cynicism? Sarcasm overload? Impatient with imps and people who cut in line? You need a love-laden dose of Petunia and Chicken!
Erika Kate MacDonald spent nearly a year in politically troubled Indonesia as a foreign exchange student when she was 17 and 18. Sharing her first impression of the mountainous island country, she moves like a dancer, accentuating points with her hands.
Several folks commented afterward that Alison Bishop's show was “cute.” Bishop, the self-described “cougar” who wrote and performed the show’s nine original songs, was accompanied by a very fine upright bass player, Adam Sanreget, who helped move the sim
