Herringbone in the Press

Herringbone has been receiving rave reviews and accolades from everyone who’s seen it. Check out what people are saying:

REVIEWS

Herringbone’s cast of one conjures colourful characters with finesse – The Georgia Straight

In modern theatre, stagecraft can make impossible things seem real in increasingly astonishing ways. With this in mind, it may be surprising to find that a whole musical can emerge from a sole performer, thriving on the possibilities of pure imagination.

Tapdance Macabre – Vancouver Observer

Broadway tour shows notwithstanding, you don’t need a fleet of 18-wheelers to deliver cutting edge musicals to Metro Vancouver

“Herringbone” — a magical, mysterious evening of music and dance – Entertainment Vancouver

Jorgensen’s ability to keep each character separate and immediate with the turn of a phrase was astonishing.

HERRINGBONE – Jo Ledingham Theatre Reviews

Tom Cone summed it up beautifully: “Nothing can compare with the intensity of a living actor on the stage.” Patrick Street Theatre gives us not one but two actors – alternating nightly – to prove the point.

Herringbone: great premise T-boned by a weak story – Colin Thomas

Jojic, who plays 11 characters, performs up to five-person scenes by herself and there’s never a millisecond of doubt about whether she’s tremulous George, his bellicose father, his stalwart mother, or Chucky-like Lou. Impressively, Jojic also performs two-character comic business — hitting herself in the back, for instance, and then reacting — with spot-on timing.