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Cole Quirk's original comedy I'm Jennifer Mother F*cking Lawrence is a comedic thrill from start to finish. Christy Lee Hughes and Alice Winslow did an outstanding job playing the celebrity actors Jennifer Lawrence and Rose Byrne. Cole's dialogue was fun, quick-witted, and packed a comedic punch that made me leave the theatre on a high! I better see Christy Lee Hughes leading a TV comedy series ASAP!! ... full review

Honestly, the title says it all. Irreverent and laugh-out-loud funny, the cast are clearly having a ball with the material and I enjoyed every minute of this crazy ride to destroy a spider. Hell yeah she's Jennifer Mother Fucking Lawrence.... full review

Non-stop laughs throughout! As Jennifer Lawrence and Rose Byrne bunk together one night before a press tour, we get a surprising glimpse of the challenges faced by superstars (and their flunkies) as offscreen mortals. ... full review

Really cute and fun show!... full review

I love it!! The story was so funny and shocking all at the same time. The actors were all great as well.... full review

Very funny and original! A great example of a simple premise allowing a writer to tackle big themes. I encourage you to go in without knowing a thing, and allow yourself to be pulled into the story fresh. ... full review

Witty, creative and hilarious show! Christy Lee Hughes is fantastic to watch! Just pure, raw talent. ... full review

Loved this so play, the writing was so clever and funny but what stood out to me was Christy Lee Hughes as Jennifer Motherf*cking Lawrence, what a hilarious performance. Loved her. All around great performances from the cast. Such a fun time.... full review

I’m not a play person but wow! I loved it. It was truly hilarious and very entertaining. If every play is like this then I am one hundred percent converted! ... full review

A well-written, witty and hilariously fun romp. Who wouldn't want to be a fly on the wall if Jennifer Lawrence and Rose Byrne decided to take on the biggest enemy of all? A spider.... full review