"A moving, compelling drama." -- Hamilton Spectator

"Savvy and grand. A must-see!" -- Pulse Niagara

"Powerful! This is a great play." -- Dalhousie Peer

"An evening that makes you think as well as laugh." -- Hamilton Spectator

"A must-see for everyone who appreciates the magic of live theatre." -- Dalhousie Peer

"Theatre doesn't get much better than that." -- Pulse Niagara

Portrays human drama that is relevant to anyone who has ever been a parent, a son or a daughter, which includes us all." -- Dalhousie Peer

 

 

"A heartwarming and intelligent piece of theatre." - The Scene

"At once poignant and hysterically funny. " - Petrolia Topic

"Music that haunts the memory long after you leave the theatre." - Hamilton Spectator

Four stars. A great show! - Kingston Whig Standard

"A terrific little musical. The characters are wonderfully real." - Hamilton Spectator

"Tender, saucy, funny and bittersweet." - Kitchener-Waterloo Record

"The musical numbers are heartfelt showstoppers and the end result is definitely a feel good experience." - Elora News Express

"Sparkles with the stuff dreams are made of and leaves us hungry for more." - Petrolia Topic

Craig Mason and Shannon McCaig in the Thousand Islands Playhouse production of Jasper Station. 2002
 

"Jasper Station is a story that resonates with both humour and pathos, and should be a must-see on anyone's list of wonderful Canadian plays." - Sarnia Observer

"Thoroughly entertaining. Terrific!." - Fredericton Daily Gleaner

"A stunning Canadian musical!" - Hamilton Spectator

"Very funny and deeply touching. A show one could easily visit more than once." -- Brantford Expositor

"This show is not to be missed" - Port Dover Maple Leaf

 

 

 

"Blends the softness of a Norman Rockwell winter scene with a touch of Seinfeld to come up with a truly affectionate 1990's comedy." - St. Thomas Times-Journal

"A wonderful blend of heartwarming discovery and reawakening, sprinkled with the wit and perception of the human condition." - Kitchener-Waterloo Record

"A play which could become a Christmas classic!" - Ric Wellwood, CFPL radio

"Enchanting. A delightful tale that is well suited to any age." - Saint John Telegraph-Journal

"A successful mix of sentiment and gentle comedy. A heartwarming evening of theatre." - London Free Press

"Simple and sweet. As wholesome as an omelette made with farm fresh eggs." - Vancouver Sun

"A heartwarming Christmas story and one of Norm Foster's best scripts." - Fredericton Daily Gleaner

"The comic twists in the language throughout the play leave the audience in stitches." - Saint John Telegraph-Journal

"A play with heart and humour." - Kitchener-Waterloo Record

"A story which warms the heart, coaxes the occasional tear, and paints the kind of world we think we deserve." - Ric Wellwood, CFPL radio

"A truly humourous play about old-fashioned values and the search for redemption." - St. Thomas Times-Journal

 

 

"Explodes like a time bomb of hilarity." - Montreal Gazette

"The kind of play that provokes belly laughs" - Kitchener Waterloo Record

"You'll have a heck of a time trying to keep from rolling in the aisles." Saskatoon Star Phoenix

"An exercise of the funny bone." - The Okanagan

"Theatre is magic, and in 'Opening Night', there is lots of magic to go around." - Kelowna Daily Courier

Pauline Little and David Francis in The Piggery Theatre production of Opening Night. 1990 "A must see. It generates great laughs." - London Free Press
 

"Just plain fun! Foster has nailed these characters beautifully." - Contra Costa Times

"An evening of pure entertainment and boisterous fun." - Timmins Daily Press

"Zany, witty and bright. This is one opening night you won't want to miss." - St. Thomas Times-Journal

 


 

"Smacks with laughs and heart." - Kitchener-Waterloo Record

"A masterpiece!" - Orangeville Citizen

"A wonderfully sad and beautifully happy play!" - Kamloops This Week

"The rollercoaster ride of a lifetime." - Orangeville Banner

Melissa Good and Avery Saltzman in the Theatre Orangeville production of Kiss The Moon, Kiss The Sun. 2001 "The crowd rose in unison to give a hearty standing ovation at show's end." - Kamloops Daily News

 

 

"A must-see. It will change the way you view people from the outside in." - Orangeville Banner

"What makes this comedy unique in the burgeoning Foster canon is the extent to which the playwright wears his heart on his sleeve." - The Record