Absolute Zero (How Lovers and Sad People Hold Up the World)

I will definitely recommend it. I enjoyed my experience and at the after party it was great to speak to the actors one on one. ... full review

It was a great show. It really makes you think about peoples nature in a realistic way. ... full review

Go see " Absolute Zero" now before it goes to Broadway! I loved it and can't wait to see it again . Ryan Lisman is on his way to the top ! His writing is first rate. The actors fully embraced the sensitivity and beauty of the script. Over all, it's a very satisfying show thoughout. ... full review

I enjoyed watching this play, an unconventional vision of how relationships can work that is both intimate and comedic.... full review

There was a point, about half-way through the 90-minute performance, when I simply stopped looking for realistic motivations and surrendered to the piece as a fever dream conjured by Lisman. Absolute Zero, may have its problems, but it’s never boring. Read full review at the link above.... full review

I enjoyed my time watching the show, though the experience was a bit confused. I wanted so badly to laugh at some of the apparent comedy, but wasn't sure if I was supposed to.... full review

Unconventional cliffhanger goes in unexpected directions.... full review

Legit offering from Writer, Director, Star, Ryan Lisman. Normally I am very leery of anybody wearing those three hats in one show, but it works out here. I wonder what else we might have seen with one or two more pairs of eyes on the piece, but what-ifs aren't a reason to stay away. ... full review

A very unique love story told in a sincere way. It makes you question normality when it comes to love and relationships. What is normal? What types of love exist? What makes you feel important? I especially appreciated the brave acting and the risks that were taken in telling this story. There's not enough of that anymore.... full review

I came into this play with no conception of what I was going to see. What I found was a play that ultimately is about the meaning of love. What is love--who can love whom--is love fragile--is it forever--is it powerful--is it salvation, or damnation, or worthless? The characters in this play are all circling around the idea of love and that's a play that is really worth seeing. Unfortunately, the play that currently exists is deeply flawed and in need of revision before that greater play can shine through. Choices often seem to be made by both characters and events simply and only so that the plot can continue or change at the playwright's whim. Some directing choices seem to have been made equally for similar expediency or plot-moving e... full review