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Review: We Walk Among You (Artichoke Heart Collective) | Mooney on Theatre

After a successful run directing 'Paleoncology' (winner of numerous theatre awards this summer from Montreal to Victoria), my nephew's latest project is another success as is evidenced by the reviews it's receiving such as: 



"It’s rare that a play has such a positive effect, which is an indication that We Walk Among You is something very special."*  
“One of the best things I’ve seen in a long time. If you get to see We Walk Among You ... do so!”**




The piece is currently playing at the Tarragon Theatre in Toronto. Check it out if you're in the area!



* Mooney On Theatre

** Jian Ghomeshi, 'Q' with Jian Ghomeshi



Review: We Walk Among You (Artichoke Heart Collective) | Mooney on Theatre

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