		Found and Lost: Goals for 2002
		2007 SAN FRANCISCO FRINGE FESTIVAL AUDIENCE REVIEWS
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CLICK HERE FOR RECENT AUDIENCE REVIEWS CLICK ON PLAY FOR REVIEWS OF THAT PLAY & billions more 1 Quandary Place Abundance ADVENTURES OF A SUBSTITUTE TEACHER Barroom Philosophers Border Crossings The Children's Museum Class Notes Embarrassment & Death The Falls of Vincent Millay Found and Lost: Goals for 2002 Frisco Fred's Cabaret! Fuck You Cancer Great Hymn of Thanksgiving / Conversation Storm The Hasheesh Eater Heavy Metal Playground HER KIND: The Life & Poetry of Anne Sexton i hate my friends Jesus Rant Kiss My Booth Korean Badass Low Hanging Fruit Monkey Poet Stand-Up! Organic Boxed Chicken Stock parts is parts: Party of One RM3 The Sewers Shopping as a Spiritual Path Spotless Stetson Manifesto A Strange Black Passion Super Glossy! TeleMongol Terrible Voice Tesla's White Pigeon Turn of the Screw You Go First		Play: Fuck You Cancer Reviewer: Damien Thomas 5 Stars The best of 10 shows seen thus far. From concept/story to delivery - brilliantly executed with more one-liners than than a sleazy pick up bar. Play: Shopping as a Spritual Path Reviewer: Damien Thomas 5 Stars Absolutely fantastic. Terri has such an incredible story to tell and she does it flawlessly. Whether your own struggle or that of someone you love, you walk away inspired through laughter to trust your instincts and you will overcome! Play: Border Crossing Reviewer: Damien Thomas 4 Stars We've all been there at one time or another. Rick weaves a wonderful story of self-awareness and discovery that he brilliantly ties together in the end. A solid performance that leaves you thoroughly entertained while thinking about your own experiences. Play: Found & Lost: Thngs to Do in 2002 Reviewer: Rob Chase 5 Stars Wonderfully conceived. The dance is beautifully executed and full of emotion. The characters are interesting, amusing, and, at times, compelling. Excellent job. Play: Found and Lost: Goals for 2002 Reviewer: Rich P. (#33) 5 Stars Brilliant, creative and one of the most physically exciting pieces I have everseen. If you miss this, you will surely end up lost and stapled to the board. Play: Found and Lost Reviewer: Emily Morwen 5 Stars Fabulously original piece! Unlike some dance shows that i've seem where the focus is predominantly on the body from the neck down, this show sucks you in with its quirky characters, amazing use of props and fantastic music and choreography that definitely kept me on the edge of my seat for the entire show. See these talented out-of-towners while you still can!!!! Play: Found and Lost: Goals for 2002 Reviewer: Mr. Waldorf 4 Stars This is a modern dance piece featuring an ensemble of five women dancers. Instead of being heavy and dark like most modern dance, it had a definite sense of whimsy. It was structured around spoken and signed exchanges about real life found items and notes. The show opened with a fantastic dance piece featuring chalk squares on the stage. Another great bit involved lost keys, but I won't spoil what happens. The dancers are great, they break down the fourth wall to play with the audience and they keep things light and moving. Dance is usually under-represented at the Fringe Festival, so definitely see this one to encourage more movement pieces in the Festival. Play: Found & Lost: Goals for 2002 Reviewer: Lena & Chris 5 Stars Beautifully danced. Loved how they based it on found objects, like notes, lists, etc. The characters and their interactions were compelling. The sign language aspect was intriguing. Funny, fascinating & lovely.