complex[ion] woman

I gave this production an “amazing” rating, because this show features important stories and artists, and I walked away feeling as if I had a better understanding of people whose lives were very different from mine--and that’s what theater is about. The show was packed when I went, so I recommend getting tickets and getting in line early.... full review

Thought-provoking, funny and real in the sense that the characters force you to reflect on what's going on in American culture today as it pertains to African-Americans and, most pointedly, African-American women. ... full review

Emotionally full show that anyone can learn from and get something new out of. Should go on national tour.... full review

Loved it.... full review

Boom!... full review

Unique and Unexpected Experience! I really enjoyed myself!... full review

I don't think they could've done anything differently; it was an impeccable show that rang true to the creators' cultures, focusing on the trials and tribulations in a brilliant manner.... full review

Though the writers are speaking from a deeply personal, specific outlook, I found the themes of fighting for respect, dignity, and equality to be universally relatable, no matter your gender or ethnicity. I cannot recommend this play highly enough, and I applaud Tasha and Ebony for creating a truly captivating show that made me laugh, think, and feel from lights up to lights down. ... full review

Overall, it was very enjoyable and entertaining. Strong performances from the cast.... full review

Overall, I was deeply moved by the spectrum of emotions that this play evoked. I thoroughly enjoyed it, and am looking forward to more from its creators.... full review