The original cast of Shakespeare for Breakfast 2001
The 10th anniversary production. Opened and played at the the 2001 Edinburgh Fringe Festival, played: London, Warsaw, Toronto Fringe, Winnipeg Fringe, 2002 Minnesota Fringe, Edmonton Fringe, Victoria Fringe.
winner:
'Screwing with the Classics' award - Winnipeg Fringe
'Best Comedy' award - Victoria Fringe
“Hilarious lessons in love from a stellar improv troupe who draw upon Shakespeare's most memorable love scenes.”
****
Eye Magazine
Toronto
“Laughs?... plenty. Line-ups?... long. A must-see?... Oh yes.”
*****
Monday Magazine
Victoria, British Columbia
“You’ll have a smile on your face throughout the production, and maybe even learn something about wooing in the process. In a word, Shakespeare for Breakfast is brilliant”
****1/2
Ken Gordon
CBC Winnipeg, Canada
“Rife with playful banter, well written and superbly performed, this play is a prescription for laughter.”
****
John Beart
Winnipeg Sun
Winnipeg, Canada
“Laser quick and razor sharp… the results can be pants-wettingly hilarious. A fine balance between hamming it up for comedic effect and going for the emotional jugular. A beautiful hour of theatre”
John Threlfall
Edmonton Sun
Edmonton, Canada
“A charming and delightful concoction. It's also a great opportunity to see actual Brits do Shakespeare, and the do so with wonderful flair. It's a real crowd-pleaser, to boot.”
Minneapolis City Pages
“Inspired silliness… what can I say? You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll fall in love (or step in it). Moral of the review: Just go!”
*****
Todd O. - Audience member
“Inspired… A fast paced and wonderfully funny show… highly recommended!”
*****
Hazen M. – Audience member
“More productions like this are needed in the Twin Cities! It is entertainment that shouldn’t be missed… You receive a solid hour of enjoyment! I hope this talented group will return next year.”
****1/2
Michael P. – Audience member
“PHENOMENAL! Light-hearted, delicious, comic… I cannot say enough good things about this delightful piece that will have you falling head-over-heals (in love and laughter).”
Kathleen Bakke – Audience member
"...and in the middle of it all is a simple, fresh playing of the Romeo-Juliet balcony scene that is one of the best I've ever seen - proof once again that Shakespeare, if you don't do him in a heavily Shakespearean way, can always surprise and delight."
- Gerald Berkowitz
TheatreguideLondon
Actor, Director
Everything and Nothing All at The Same Time
Shakespeare for Breakfast
Theater Instuctor
King Ubu
Das Tutu
Moby Dick
Marry Maria - Hoipolloi Theatre
The Live Action Set's Ice Shanty - The Making Of
Average Tom
Supermarket Tap
Anna McNeil Untitled
Theatre is Dead (working title)
invention studios
Please Don't Blow Up Mr. Boban
We Are Ugly But We Have the Music
Miss Nelson is Missing
Or The White Whale
godsplay:
Kill The Robot
Junie B. Jones and a Little Monkey Business
Ligustrum Vulgare