The Ghost of Frankenstein's Bride

Touching and genuine

I really wasn’t sure what I was expecting, but it wasn’t that. This show took an honest and raw look at what grief can lead us to do. As someone who is well acquainted with sudden loss, I really connected emotionally with the message. Not to mention I was obsessed with the hauntingly beautiful dance imagery. I’m grateful to this cast and designers for giving me, as an audience member, a truly genuine and lovely Fringe experience.

Beautiful show

Lovely production design, good acting, unusual take on processing grief. I enjoyed it.

Love, loss and grief

This touching production features lovely set design, props, lights and sound. The small BLB stage is well-utilized and the acting is very good.

Putting love to rest

An interesting take on love and loss set against the Bride of Frankenstein tale. They created a satisfyingly creepy world with sparse but well-chosen sound, lighting, and scenic design. It was a shorter show at 45 minutes, and I'm curious how they might have used that time to explore the themes further.

25 mins of content stretched to 45

Grief, Loss, and Ghosts

I made a last minute decision to see this show and I have no regrets. It wasn't as scary or heavy as I feared. It was a creative look at the extreme places that grief can take us and the power of letting go. It was well written and the performances were strong. Excellent use of props, sounds, and lighting. If you are in the mood for a spooky tale of witchcraft and grief, you will enjoy this show.