Serving others has been shown to reduce stress, boost mental health, increase happiness, and even drive personal and professional success. By understanding these benefits, we can see that helping others is not just a moral choice, but a scientifically supported path to a more fulfilling, healthier life. We see this in the musical in several places: Uncle Mo helping Esther … Read More
Last Day Jitters
Today is the final performance of Who Is Esther at the Kingston Fringe Festival: the show is at 5:45 at the Tett Centre. But stay tuned, “We are believers”. Congratulations to our incredible cast, crew, friends and family for bringing this inspiring performance to the world, for the very first time. Thank you to everyone who joined us: Your laughter, … Read More
Don’t have tickets “Ok we can fix this”
WOW what a great run for the musical Who Is Esther at the Kingston Fringe Festival. If you haven’t seen the show, join us at the matinée today for our second to last show of the World premiere of Who Is Esther. Show at 12:45 PMTickets at: WhoIsEsther.net/tix.Location: The Tett Centre370 Kingston St W, Kingston, ON
3 Shows Left We are Believers
They say there is always someone behind every great man, and Who Is Esther asks us to look closer at ourselves and at those stories. Whose courage gets remembered? Whose gets overlooked? We like to take this moment to thank the Princess Margaret Cancer Centre and the Leukemia and transplant teams, as tomorrow is the 9th anniversary of Randall’s stem … Read More
No show today. But the clock is still ticking.
Every day without a performance is one day closer to your last chance. Who Is Esther won’t run in Kingston forever and the story of courage, truth, and speaking up is one you’ll not want to miss. Don’t let this be the one that got away. Tickets are waiting. Tickets at: WhoIsEsther.net/tix.Location: The Tett Centre370 King St W, Kingston, ON
First Newspaper Review!
Just in – Yesterday’s Kingston Whig-Standard just did a feature article on Who Is Esther! Here’s the link: https://www.thewhig.com/news/kingston-fringe-premiere-brings-ancient-heroine-into-the-modern-boardroom We have three performances remaining at the Kingston Fringe Festival: three more chances to see the story of courage, truth, and the voices that refuse to be silenced. Don’t wait until it’s gone. Get your tickets now. 🎭 Tickets at: WhoIsEsther.net/tix.Location: … Read More
No show today but the story doesn’t stop
While we take a breath, we’re thinking about why we tell this story in the first place: because truth matters, courage matters, and every voice deserves to be heard. Missed a performance? There’s still time to catch Who Is Esther at Kingston Fringe. We’ll see you soon. ✨ (Aug 14/15/16) Tickets at: WhoIsEsther.net/tix.Location: The Tett Centre370 King St W, Kingston, … Read More
Truth takes the stage this afternoon at the musical Who Is Esther
In “Talent Stadium,” Who Is Esther shows us a world obsessed with performance, where being seen matters more than being honest. It’s a mirror held up to spectacle, and a reminder that the loudest voice isn’t always the truest one.See it live this afternoon at Kingston Fringe. 🎟️ Tickets at: WhoIsEsther.net/tix.Location: The Tett Centre370 King St W, Kingston, ON Show … Read More
“History remembers those who speak up. Learn more about Who Is Esther and others just like her.”
“We Are Believers,” from Who Is Esther, is the moment a community finds its courage, together. It’s a reminder that Esther isn’t the only one who’s ever had to choose between silence and truth. Throughout history, ordinary people have stood up and changed everything.Learn more about Esther, and the others just like her. 🎭 Tickets at: WhoIsEsther.net/tix.Location: The Tett Centre370 … Read More
“The truth doesn’t whisper. It sings. Who Is Esther – show tonight”
What goes around comes around: in this scene – The Gallows – the antagonist (Ham) finally gets called to account, but remains unrepentent, convinced of the righeousness of his vile cause.See it live. Tonight. And to heighten the intensity, the actors use “finger lights” in the scene. Tickets at: WhoIsEsther.net/tix.Location: The Tett Centre370 King St W, Kingston, ONShow at 8:45