i loved it! it was a glimpse into the lives of CODAs and the hearing impaired, their navigation through life, and the human experiences we all share regardless of the particular struggles unique to our lives.... full review

Strong actors try their best with a convoluted stageplay that disappoints.... full review

The actor was very likable and appealing. He did a great job connecting to the audience and connecting us to his story. There is a lot of humor and also some nuggets of universal truth that will probably ring true for everyone in the audience. It made me laugh but it also it made me think. I left feeling better and more positive about myself and this sometimes crazy world of ours, than when I entered the theater. I highly recommend it.... full review

It was a fast-paced energetic---and at times attractively chaotic--show. A very enjoyable experience.... full review

Just delightful. Makes you laugh - makes you think - makes you feel a little something. Go see it.... full review

Brilliant and heart wrenching.... A must see!!!... full review

There’s nothing “stupid” about what Brett professes to be his “stupid human trick.” It’s insanely impressive to watch his mind work and his enthusiasm for baseball was infectious. ... full review

This was a great show!! They did an absolutely amazing job transitioning from humor to sadness and I am amazed at how effortlessly they did this. They created a community with their audience and provided a space for us all to connect and grieve over the loss of our loved ones. Truly an amazing show.... full review

I care 0% about baseball. But I loved this show.... full review

"Compelling" is a word that has been used about the two play production "Two Naked Angels", and I agree. Both "Death Unit" by Robert Gardner and "Lost Voices" by Rodney Nugent are intense, finely written and powerfully portrayed confrontations with very real emotion. Yet "Death Unit" is infused with humor amidst a feeling of the macabre. With a philosophy reminiscent of the catharsis of New Orleans jazz funerals, old-timer Mister Shoehorn, in a standout performance by G. Smokey Campbell, instruct... full review

Hilarious!... full review

Corina had an exceptional ability to connect with her audience. Her show will leave you cheering!... full review

A very fun show. A highly entertaining glimpse into a part of this nation's political history. Following the rise of political strategist Lee Atwater, this show deftly entertains as it is making some valid points about the political stance of the people we elect to lead us. ... full review

Great performance by the lead actress and well written by Drew Petriello. I accidentally fell asleep for what seemed like a minute which triggered a dream of my own. That’s a compliment... I think... full review

i was riveted by this actress from the get-go. She is elegant, powerful and heartbreaking.... full review

I thought Stacy and her show was delightful!... full review

Heartfelt, Thrilling, Edge of your seat entertainment!... full review

Powerful.... full review

A dark drama that goes to tragic places, Tommy’s Room is a harrowing piece that shows no fear in tackling controversial subject matter. The result is a disturbing thrill ride of dramatic theater, brought painfully to life by a truly strong cast. This piece stayed with me long after it ended.... full review

This short immersive piece has a sci-fi tilt but manages to be one of the most thoughtful, human, thought-provoking pieces around. Well worth attending, completely enjoyable. Strong performances all around.... full review