Great show!

The writing is amazing. Loved the audience being a clever part of it. 👏

Evocative & utterly entrancing, Forgotten Tributary is a rich, fantastic journey, drawing the audience into fabric of the tale. It delivers mystery, fear, wonder, hope, laughter & salvation. A shining exemplar of how fantasy helps us face our fears, & the strength & courage of community - just what we need. An emotional roller-coaster, but the kindest possible, it left us feeling elated. I kept getting shots of emotion for at least an hour afterwards. Couldn't ask for a better end to Fringe.

Second show in this year's Fringe for master story teller Robins. The perfect show for storytelling within the intimacy of the Yurt at the Courtyard. You are taken on a journey by Robins as a young man who is followed by someone or something, to emerge at the end into light and triumph. Fantastic performance as is Robins other show The Art of Stormwhistling on at 4pm in the Crawford Room.

An epic and intricate story, told in an engaging way, loved the use of the space, props, sound and lighting 🤯

A fantastic, fantastical modern folk tale, Forgotten Tributary begins with a young man waking up lost on his rowboat, who soon finds himself stalked by a threatening, featureless figure. Also, there’s a cat who can spot rips in space and time. Expertly told with the help of audio, lighting, and a few props, Forgotten Tributary is a captivating tale and a must-see for fans of storytelling theatre.

Outstanding storytelling and brilliant acting. The audience involvement made me feel connected to the action on stage in a really positive way. I was mightily impressed by the use of props, sound design and lighting. All round a wonderful watch!

Loved this fantastic journey of a story. I was immersed & would see it over and over if there was time

Immersive, touching, interactive and engaging. A true story teller with a beautiful story.

An imaginative and entertaining treatment of a serious issue, it entertains before, in the last 10 minutes or so, hits you with a powerful emotional charge. I was welling up in a serious way by the end!