Experience trails, see behind the scenes, hear what our audiences have thought and felt about The Jennifer Tremblay Trilogy
4**** The Herald
Aug 26 2015transcends the ordinary
5***** British Theatre Guide
Aug 26 2015one of the 2015 Fringe highlights.
4****
Aug 26 2015heartfelt performance
East Coast FM
Aug 26 2015A veritable Tour de Force
5***** Theatre Guide London
Aug 26 2015draws us into the woman’s emotional journey
4**** fest
Aug 26 2015a visceral stomach-punch of a play
Jennifer Tremblay Trilogy 4**** and 5***** star reviews from Edinburgh Evening News
Aug 19 20154**** The List
4**** The Carousel
5***** The Deliverance
Edinburgh Evening News
“death, childbirth, longing — are beautifully evoked”
Guardian Review
Aug 19 2015Beattie is an astonishment in all three shows
4**** – All Edinburgh Theatre.com
Aug 19 2015any opportunity to witness all three parts must not be missed.
#tremblaytrilogy FAQs
Aug 19 2015Do I need to see the Jennifer Tremblay Trilogy plays in order?
The simple answer is no. Each play picks up themes from the others and the stories are interconnected, but each can be appreciated on their own and in any order. We scheduled the plays so that you can see
The Carousel Review – Fringe Review
Aug 16 2015“Lighting and sound design is beautifully done providing another layer of atmosphere as Beattie’s tremendous storytelling skills bring to life the past and present both of which haunt her and threaten to push her over the edge.”
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