The House of Baba Yaga presented by The Impostors Theatre Company at City Lit Theater

Chicago Reader - Recommended

"...Gulbrandsen has a ball with her wicked witch, and the spooky lo-fi production elements (Ethan Gasbarro is technical director) bring a goofy fun house aesthetic to balance the increasingly dark storyline. It's not the most assured haunted-house story you'll ever see, but Baba Yaga has enough jumps and twists to hold interest over its 95 minutes."

Chicago On Stage - Recommended

"...The witch Baba Yaga is one of the oldest legends in the world, appearing in thousands of folk tales, mostly from Central Europe, along with her house built on chicken legs. Both feature prominently (as you might guess from the title) in Imposters Theatre's first post-pandemic production, The House of Baba Yaga. The action takes place entirely in the aforementioned dwelling, an ancient and mysterious house full of spirits and dark intents, yet the play is more comedy than horror or thriller. Don't get me wrong: there is plenty of danger to the four female teenage protagonists who find themselves in the house-and even deaths-but you will undoubtedly laugh rather than quiver with fear at the script by ensemble member Emma Smart."