An incredible script that takes you on an unexpected journey of love, religion and politics. Kozak has crafted beautiful dialogue that draws you into the characters from the first words. ... full review

What a beautiful piece to coax a range of emotions out of you that you are rarely given the space to express - especially in such a public space. This show is hilarious, immersive, and healing. ... full review

I thought these shows were both creative and risky.... full review

I own the record "American Stranger" by the band Lunden Reign and I really dig it. I was very impressed with how Laura Espinoza, the song writer and guitarist of American Stranger, brought her album to life with this beautiful musical.... full review

Whether you are a die hard fan of one of America's beloved past times, or someone who grew up watching The Sandlot and that's all you know about the game, or if you just simply love sitting back and watching someone speak passionately and profoundly about something that has impacted their life...then this show is for you. Moore brings baseball history to life, and don't worry he's got you covered on ALL the stats and facts, and he makes it EXCITING! Moore can be described as the Sherlock Holmes o... full review

A facinating snapshot of John Lennon, and the interview that changed the public perception of him forever. This play was well acted, written, and directed. I only wish I could've gotten more!... full review

God this play is the greatest.... full review

Great job of summarizing a huge topic and giving it some heart and personal touches.... full review

It was a wonderful mesh of reality and fiction. The cast does an amazing job depicting each character they portray and not once do they stop having fun on stage. Humorous and endearing. ... full review

5 sketches. Lots of laughs. ... full review

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

Robert W. Perkins, the playwright and solo performer of Lock Your Heart, Elder P., delivers an engaging and emotional performance throughout this memoirish play. ... full review

Simple start with an intense finish. Enjoy the ride.... full review

A clever, high concept hook sets this script apart from the jump. You essentially see the same play twice, once from inside the all night diner where these characters loiter and, following an actual flip of the set half way through, watch the same time frame played from outside the diner as the characters wander out for smoke breaks, etc. Genuinely clever, genuinely entertaining. The cast is solid with a standout or two and Susan Lee's thoughtful direction makes for some funny, touching, uncomfor... full review

This play does a beautiful job setting up the many struggles involved with loving someone no matter what, and the acceptance that requires. It grabs you with its beautiful writing, and the wonderful performances elevate the play to excellence. I cried throughout the second act. ... full review

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This is a show that dances skillfully between moments of extreme darkness and irreverent comedy. It is one woman's coming of age story told through the three titular versions of herself, versions that represent either how she views herself or how she thinks the world expects her to be. Through issues of depression, sex, body image, societal norms, the characters explore whether love of another necessarily requires love of oneself.... full review

Already a front runner for my favorite show at this year's Fringe. This is the exact blend of smart comedy, dumb comedy and dark comedy that I'm always craving. Mitchell is a funny writer and an excellent actor and I'll be Goddamned if this isn't the weirdest play I'm likely to see this year. Loved every second of it!... full review

The endlessly affable Spencer Frankeberger stars in his original musical, a genuine and charming love story set in the place all true love blooms: A Jamba Juice. Great performances by Olga Desyatnik and Jack De Sanz (and Spencer!) lead a strong cast in a brisk, engaging good time.... full review

Paper Trails was superbly put together, rarely do you see a vignette performance where each short shines as strongly as the others. If you don't believe it is possible to craft meaningful, succinct, and poignant storytelling in less than one hour, then you need to start paying attention to this production team.... full review