KAY BRATTAN
Press
Press and Praise for Lysistrata
"NNNNN-An imaginative burlesque rendition of Lysistrata elicits constant cheers and scores of laughs." NOW Magazine
Fringe review: Lysistrata - NOW Magazine (nowtoronto.com)
"Ultimately, this is a show with many assets...but the greatest of all they’ve got to offer is heart. Between the slapstick and strip teases, the power of love, laughter, and freedom are fearlessly affirmed. This is, in all seriousness, the best burlesque I have seen in Toronto." Mooney on Theatre
Lysistrata (how.dare.collective.) 2017 Toronto Fringe Review | Mooney on Theatre
2017 My Entertainment World nominee for Best Ensemble (Small),
Nominee Interview Series
Nominee Interview Series: Kay Brattan & St. Stella » My Theatre | My Entertainment World
Fringe review: Lysistrata - NOW Magazine (nowtoronto.com)
"Ultimately, this is a show with many assets...but the greatest of all they’ve got to offer is heart. Between the slapstick and strip teases, the power of love, laughter, and freedom are fearlessly affirmed. This is, in all seriousness, the best burlesque I have seen in Toronto." Mooney on Theatre
Lysistrata (how.dare.collective.) 2017 Toronto Fringe Review | Mooney on Theatre
2017 My Entertainment World nominee for Best Ensemble (Small),
Nominee Interview Series
Nominee Interview Series: Kay Brattan & St. Stella » My Theatre | My Entertainment World
Press and Praise for Carmilla
"Think Jane Eyre meets the Rocky Horror Picture Show...a hyper fun, super sexy, intriguingly staged queer romp that had me laughing hard and whooping up a storm at the quality dancing, burlesque, and physical theatre constantly whirling all around me." Mooney on Theatre
CARMILLA (Pointed Cap Playhouse) 2018 Toronto Fringe Review | Mooney on Theatre
'Part burlesque, part melodrama, part macabredy—with a dash of erotic fairy tale--Carmilla is a sexy, fun romp of a queer vampire tale, presented with style, sass and seductiveness." Life With More Cowbell
Toronto Fringe: Burlesque macabredy delights in the erotic queer vampire tale Carmilla – life with more cowbell
“The love story is entertaining and the humour witty. “Carmilla” also speaks to something deeper. The show intelligently weaves the theme of accepting gender multiplicity into its charming plot, giving resolve to the audience after the fits of laughter, howling (as per burlesque etiquette) and roaring applause.”-Vancouver Arts Review
Toronto Fringe: The Gameplay and Carmilla - The Vancouver Arts Review
CARMILLA (Pointed Cap Playhouse) 2018 Toronto Fringe Review | Mooney on Theatre
'Part burlesque, part melodrama, part macabredy—with a dash of erotic fairy tale--Carmilla is a sexy, fun romp of a queer vampire tale, presented with style, sass and seductiveness." Life With More Cowbell
Toronto Fringe: Burlesque macabredy delights in the erotic queer vampire tale Carmilla – life with more cowbell
“The love story is entertaining and the humour witty. “Carmilla” also speaks to something deeper. The show intelligently weaves the theme of accepting gender multiplicity into its charming plot, giving resolve to the audience after the fits of laughter, howling (as per burlesque etiquette) and roaring applause.”-Vancouver Arts Review
Toronto Fringe: The Gameplay and Carmilla - The Vancouver Arts Review
Press and Praise for Yaga
"This comic and darkly piece transported us throughout; we are left in a smoky and dark room, with moody lighting from Michael Drozd. Set and costume designer Valentina Turtur hung a pagan floral wall hanging and woodland backdrop which artfully gave a feeling of a sinister Slavic myth where the language of house spirits and demons and lesser deities were felt only more deeply.
This wacky and weird play felt like a dive into the folk realm. Fabled, whimsical yet with a modern and funny twist. It was an easy watching show and bewitching way to spend an evening."
3/5 Stars | Kit Bromovsky | Theatre Weekly
This wacky and weird play felt like a dive into the folk realm. Fabled, whimsical yet with a modern and funny twist. It was an easy watching show and bewitching way to spend an evening."
3/5 Stars | Kit Bromovsky | Theatre Weekly
"A lot of fun, with masses of creativity and energy, and a plot that kept us on our toes."
London Born and Bred | Baba Yaga, but not as you know her. Review of the new production at the Drayton Arms
London Born and Bred | Baba Yaga, but not as you know her. Review of the new production at the Drayton Arms
‘A noteworthy, significant attempt to make myths resonate in today’s world’ ★★★
Chris Lilly | London Pub Theatre Magazine
Chris Lilly | London Pub Theatre Magazine
Interviews
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