GET FUCKED ABEL!! Oh my god, this was so funny. I’m never gonna look at stamps the same way again. I thought I was going to choke from laughing so much!... full review

With an already clever concept, there's so much more under the surface. It's easy to rebuke modern politics and long for a different time, Lincoln 2020 turns that longing on its ear. It doesn't question the quality of our hero figures or saviors and instead the reliance on them or the belief that they're the answer.... full review

More than just a fun send up of the modern superhero, a clever take on the nature of heroism in the information age. With clever and engaging performances throughout and snappy dialog.... full review

It's a really engaging balance of heavy and light and broad and personal that's incredibly well balanced. Where the story could be sensational or scathing, it instead becomes introspective. It's more than just the tale of evangelical cults, it's instead more about how we carry the weight of our damage and how it effects us long after the damage is done.... full review

This is a solid bit of comedy that is played to the hilt. Everyone involved completely goes for it in their performances and doesn't let up. The timing is impeccable. Broad characters with well earned laughs.... full review

As far as political shows go, “Son of a Bitch” is as good as it gets. ... full review

Such an interesting concept that was well acted, as well as well written and researched. Nonstop laughs, and I also learned a few new things about Abraham Lincoln!... full review

THE INSTITUTE FOR THE OPPOSITE OF LONGING was a beautiful, witty and personal exploration of loss... the vulnerable performances given by both actors was riveting. Two Thumbs Up! ... full review

Absolutely fabulous dark and funny performance by a cast with tremendous comic timing. Elisabeth Hower playing Marybeth, killed me with her sexy clownish stamp dance. Amazing physical comedy at its best.... full review

Tobin is a brilliant wordsmith and gifted comedic performer who has created a show that is almost Talmudic in its inquiry and optimism. ... full review

So honest and so so beautiful. You forget these are lines a person memorized... full review

Saw Elliott Davis’ “Gayface” tonite and it was fantastic- entertaining, relevant and meaningful. Outstanding performances and direction. Highly recommend it... full review

This show was a delightful romp. It wasn’t until walking out of the theatre that I realized my cheeks hurt from smiling so much. The writer did a great job exploring what could have been a one-note topic. Instead, the story actually builds and the mystery unfolds, and as an audience member, you can’t help but to be sucked in. A huge reason for this is because of the amazing performances of the cast. They say that a production is only as good as its weakest cast member. Well, Hell’s Kitty is in lu... full review

An exceptionally well written, fun and witty show. Kudos to Nick Tana and the entire production staff - don’t be surprised if you whistle the tunes of the songs on your way home! Bravo! ... full review

This was a play inspired by film noir, but if felt like it was written by some one unfamiliar with both plays and film noir. ... full review

Enjoyable. I have not previously seen Creditors preformed, and the story and acting kept me thoroughly engaged.... full review

I was beyond fascinated. Go and experience some truth.... full review

A compelling play touching important life issues.... full review

This was a really cool show. It was visually interesting & beautifully acted. I loved the writing. You kind of just get sucked into this fascinating world they’ve created. Felt Charlie Kaufman-esque.... full review

Strange, yet strangely lovable!! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!! This motley crew of mischievous miscreants magically merge and meld onstage and provoke, surprise, and connect with the audience for an uproariously entertaining immersive experience. ... full review