“I cannot praise Andrew enough for the way he uses audience members to play minor characters...inspired concept, inspired staging, and inspired performances from a most talented ensemble of Edmonton and Calgary actors. - 4 Stars”

“This production has all of what makes the play romantic, funny, and a pleasure to be a part of”

“It’s gorgeous, you don’t have to pay a set designer because you have this beautiful set that I could never possibly afford.”

“Fans of the classics may want to check out Lougheed House. This performance will be interactive though and actors will move throughout the house over the course of the show.”

“As the play unfolds, we’ll be taking the audience on an unofficial tour of this magnificent house”

“One of the reasons why the time period really works for Much Ado About Nothing: at the very beginning of the play, the gentlemen have just come back from a war and they’re in a huge celebratory mode. There’s no danger anymore, life is full of love and joy. In a similar vein, the time period of the 1920s—the post-First World War period in Canada was a period of innovation and also of joy in coming out of this horrific event. That parallel brought us into the world”