After Shakespeare

What a fantastic, creative idea! Well written and superbly performed - this show definitely deserves to be seen by a much wider audience. Would strongly recommend seeing it if you possibly can.

At the end of the show, my neighbour described this as ‘a tour de force’. I can think of no better way to describe the show. Truly, one of the best things that I have seen in more than a decade of coming to the Fringe. Extraordinary.

I loved this show - what a great idea, akin to Tom Stoppard's "Rosenkrantz and Gildenstern are Dead". Want to see more post Shakespeare characters! Hero on her marriage to the awful Claudio? Nick Bottom's career as a thespian post Pyramus & Thisbee - did he produce " Bottom's Dream"? We need to be told!

An highly talented, versatile actress who wrote all the material. Wow! Amazing

Excellent show. Fantastic performance. Highly recommended.

The earlier reviews have said most of it. All I can add is that this is the best of the 22 shows I have seen so far this year,
Edit: I forgot to mention that I have limited familiarity with the original plays but Lexi Wolfe made it all make sense to me.

Lexi Wolfe is an excellent writer, story teller and talented actor who draws you into the world of these 4 Shakespearean characters. A real must see for the Edinburgh Fringe!

Superbly acted and written show. Lexi Wolfe draws the audience into each of her very different characters in a compelling and convincing way, sprinkling touches of humour among the darker moments. Best I've seen at the Fringe so far.

If you like Shakespeare and wanted more of coda + modern remaining that enriches the material, highly recommend. Very well acted! Be prepared for stuffy play space. :)

An insightful and ingenious peak into the back stories of the four characters, giving a new perspective and food for thought.

Very cleverly devised and written and a skilful and assured performance. Well worth seeing and, I suspect, we should watch this space!

Highly recommended.

Superb writing and acting.

A step into the realm of "What If...?", After Shakespeare is a series of four monologues taking on characters from Shakespeare's plays and diving deeper into their make-up. Was Portia happy after marriage? How does Hamlet feel on the brink of death with a moment to reflect?

Confident acting and minimal staging lends a real focus and intensity to the performance by Lexi Wolfe. Her monologue as King Henry V in particular landed for me, and the entire production felt right at home at the Festival Fringe.

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Highly recommended! Superb.

A powerful reframe of Shakespeare’s characters - Wolfe’s acting and writing easily grab the attention of the audience, leaving a thought-provoking impression. Would definitely recommend.

Lexi Wolfe's acting is only surpassed by the brilliance of her writing. Creating a backstory for each of the characters brings new life to our familiar Shakespearean figures and gives greater context and motivation for the actions we only see within the context of the plays themselves.

Lexi is a formidable actor who brings nuance, depth, regret, rage, confusion, and pathos to a range of characters. Definitely an actor to keep an eye out for in the future. I predict big things for her.

Highly recommended.

The idea is intriguing, and the show exceeded expectations, especially the whole new take on the life and motivation of Lady Macbeth. Thoughtful, intelligent, and well delivered. Highly recommended.

A terrific performance, evocatively invoked and richly written. Lexi Wolfe shifts effortlessly between four distinct characters and styles through subtle changes in body language and vocal cadence. Extremely compelling.

Excellent show. We throughly enjoyed it. One woman show.
The venue was very hot today take water!

Funny, witty and smart, this one woman show is a real roller coaster between four of Shakespeare’s character and their destiny

Loved this one woman show! Well worth seeing! Clever, insightful, funny too.

Wonderful, imaginative take on Shakespeare

Amazing storytelling, powerful actor. This show is everything fabulous about the Fringe. A definite must see!

A interesting perspective on well known characters. Well researched and delivered. If you enjoy new ways of looking at history put this in your schedule
(Reviewer 70 year old male)