WOW!!!! this show was amazing I am just sad that it took me so long to write a review, I went with my husband and 5 year old daughter. we didn't know what to expect but I am very happy that we went. the show was supper funny and my 5 yearold loved it, yes there were some parts that she did not understand but she was clapping and having a great time. ... full review

I loved the performance and the journey Marla took us on. The writing was clever and on point.... full review

A riveting performance! Prodigy is skillfully scripted and perceptively directed. As a Korean American, I found myself completely immersed in the protagonist’s pursuit of her dream. ... full review

This one woman performance was engaging. It taught us about another culture, it made us laugh and took our minds away from our troubles. Ayo Majek was indeed magic on the stage. She brought you into her world of hilarity. If asked if I would pay to see it again, there will be resounding YES!!!... full review

A fun show that goes beyond just a unique concept. Laugh out loud funny and genuinely moving at times. Songs were catchy and performers were strong actors and singers. Anyone that appreciates storytelling as escapism will connect with and love this musical. I can’t wait to hear a cast recording. ... full review

I think Monkey Mind scores big in all areas! The very relevant story by Terri Weiss was very easy to relate too and the cast was extremely talented, The directing and lyrics were a cherry on top. It was all a pure delight. I laughed, I cried and enjoyed every moment. We all have Monkey Minds!... full review

A wonderful and timely night of entertainment and insight. Very talented and capable cast. ... full review

Christine Covode’s brainchild “Dear Mom, Sorry for Being a Bitch” is a charming work comprised of outlandish anecdotes that are simultaneously hilarious, touching, and vulnerable. Covode traces her adolescence through animated tales of awkwardness and social reckonings during her middle school, high school and early college experiences. In addition to a series of crushes and quasi-boyfriends, each scene includes the presence of Covode’s mother, effectively portrayed by one of Covode’s comrades. W... full review

Oh what a life!... full review

Wow! I am impressed with the solo show "FERTILE" performed by the talented Heather Dowling. The show is intelligibly and humorously written with many touching moments that make you laugh then cry, it takes on a big issue plaguing many women and men with a fresh perspective that isn't usually shown or talked about and the specificity of each character is brought to life by Heather's amazing acting chops. I've seen a few solo shows and none are anything close to this one. I highly recommend wat... full review

Laugh out loud. Nonstop energy and a thrill ride. ... full review

An intimate single location show that only hints at its Sci-fi and fantastical elements that surround it. I love that the show remained grounded with these two characters instead of veering off into crazy land (which it could have easily done). ... full review

Tabletop was a fun, fresh and exciting adventure into the world of role-playing games and the players who play them. The story follows the critical successes and sometimes failures of a long-term RPG gaming group, weaving the fantasy world of Vaelrun with the real-life struggles that each of the characters faced. It spotlights the dangers and delights that an immersive campaign can offer players both in game and out. It shows the audience a place where relationships, strategy, teamwork, dedicatio... full review

It was an entertaining show! Sometimes edgy, but always funny! Audience involvement by Joy was good! Topical items selection by Tabitha was also good!... full review

This show was hilarious! This is a must-see for anyone who has ever done theatre. Funny and poignant and all the things you hope for when you go into a (kinda) dark room to watch a story.... full review

The show was fantastic! Brian is vulnerable and real, with lots of dry humor. His photographs, his songs, and his story are deeply moving.... full review

I absolutely loved the show AND I thought it was a brilliantly constructed musical. “Tabletop" succeeds not only in being a spirited, fun, funny, touching, nuanced exploration of gaming culture, but also in being a human story that anyone can relate to. The show is "about" tabletop games, which I really enjoy playing, so one might suspect I'd enjoy the musical if it was sufficiently nerdy. But in reality, the show is about relationships, insecurities, and emotions we all grapple with. It’s ju... full review

Saving Cain is a human-centric multi-layered story with a tremendous amount of depth it simultaneously provides a commentary on our current geopolitical climate, dealing with the struggles of a single parent household, addiction, losing yourself in religious fanaticism, and ultimately finding your own strength and moving towards your path to peace. There is quite a bit to unpack in the exceptional show which runs a little over an hour and a half. I will do my best to summarize my thoughts. ... full review

Ever go back for a second round with an ex? Try doing that a hundred times. Transference is a lighthearted romp through a dark past. In a single scene on a single set, two talented actors give us a peek at what it's like to never really get over the love of your life.... full review

A powerful show about love and how love knows no age, time, gender or space. It is very well written. Blanchette’s intelligence and charm shines through this marvelous short play. I love how this show questions the importance of being in love and journey that love takes us on. Would be do it all over agin even if we know it ends badly? The whole premise of the play is original and unique. ... full review