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Everything and Nothing All at The Same Time

katie lights
katie lights

Press shot of Katie Kaufmann for Everything and Nothing all at the Same Time

landing B & W
landing B & W

The Arrival of number 4, number 5 and number 1. Featuring, from left to right: Blythe Staley, Katie Kaufmann and Dan Shultz. Photo: Scott Pakudaitis

Everything and Nothing All at The Same Time | Media List

  • icon katie lights

    Press shot of Katie Kaufmann for Everything and Nothing all at the Same Time


  • icon landing B & W

    The Arrival of number 4, number 5 and number 1. Featuring, from left to right: Blythe Staley, Katie Kaufmann and Dan Shultz. Photo: Scott Pakudaitis



Statement

Minnesota Fringe 2004

Reviews

MUST SEE! “Delightfully quirky, this show is nothing but enjoyable… "Everything and Nothing" makes no pretensions; it's just plain good theater”
Pioneer Press
Minneapolis/St. Paul

“I cannot say enough good about this show. It tackles the most basic of Human Issues without pretence or conceit, refuses to preach its meaning to the audience, and is performed with a sweet gusto I haven't seen for a long time… Thank you for your healing, affirming, funny, touching, threatening, risky, beautiful work.”
*****
Charlie Bethel – audience member

“Metatheatricality, classic top-notch clowning antics, big questions, and unique and thoughtful insights from an "alien" perspective”
*****
Chase Korte – audience member

“This show, which I am so sorry that I missed the previous Fringe shows by this same group, is very, very funny. Touching at moments, in fact. This is a good show to see, period.”
*****
Edwin Strout – audience member

“This was a cool show! From the minute I walked into the theatre… I could feel the energy in the room. Ferguson is out there, and what he's into is quite unique”
****
TC Theatre and Film Theatre Reviewer

“…a show that - in format, content, and structure - breaks a lot of molds, and defies easy categorization. Just what the Fringe is about. The show constantly plays with breaking the fourth wall, but does so with such ease and confidence that it remains fresh throughout”
***1/2
Doug Williams – audience member