Christopher Marlowe's melodrama about the rise of a ruthless man to great power is put into the world of Star Trek to great effect. ... full review

Mick Berry personifies the extremely talented but eccentric and troubled Keith Moon, both with his impressive drumming and wry story telling that does not shy away from the darkest and least sympathetic moments of Moon's life. ... full review

A top notch modern take on the Arthurian legends featuring inspired choreography, live music & dance. ... full review

The road to making Star Wars, arguably the defining movie of my generation was anything but smooth. This play accurately captures the stress, misfires and sacrifices, and panic along the way as George Lucas went from being a student filmmaker with a few short films under his belt to being the man that revolutionized the film industry.... full review

Positive. Two interesting and multi-layered pieces that were both entertainingly written and well acted.... full review

I have never sat through a show and laugh my a$$ off the whole time. These women are intelligent, funny, charismatic, and just all around, incredible to watch. I couldn’t take my eyes off them for a second. ... full review

Was not expecting that! Fantastic! Well written and driven by two incredibly talented actresses. It definitely left me wanting more! You will laugh, it's going to happen. ... full review

Hot topics! Organized religion. Addiction. Abuse of power. Fox News. Love. It's all wrapped up in a glorious 90 minute play following the life of a single mother in a world that tests her faith daily. ... full review

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This play is a hilarious and haunting look into the mind of anybody who has worked a white collar job before, and Ben brilliantly explores the effects of late capitalism on our beliefs about death, legacy and potatoes. Be prepared for comedy, tragedy, and unexpectedly memorable songs. Please go and see The Last Powerpoint -- it is truly (Power)ful and thought-provoking! ... full review

NO MORE TOYS is a story and performance that will defy your expectations. It takes you on an emotional rollercoaster as the characters bounce off one another in close quarters. To describe the plot too much would give away the surprises, but suffice it to say that the play locks you in a room with some volatile and vulnerable people - and it's message of forgiveness and empathy is powerful and thought-provoking.... full review

It was heartfelt and made me laugh out. This guy knows how to tell stories. ... full review

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Fantastic! Great fun for the nerdy kid in all of us. An absolute delight.... full review

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If you love 80’s music and want to get some brand new 80’s songs stuck in your head, fast-forward to the Actor’s Company Let Live Theater for 90 minutes of goofy, fun, touching, toe-tapping musical theater in the new Roze Broze Production of Rewind.... full review

A great script brought to life by incredibly talented performers digging into difficult and painfully honest moments. Leah Heitz is fantastic as always, Jim Martyka delivers as a lovable and sympathetic man trying to naviagte a tricky situation, and and Lenny Hernandez navigates an incredibly difficult range with skill and sensitivity.... full review

I loved this show a lot. It seems like Heather's aim isn't to indict or to cast blame, but rather to dive into the heartbreaking chasms of understanding that can't ever be bridged--even between a father and a daughter. It takes a brave person to embody her parent, but, as Heather does so with such eerie precision, she reveals that our parents live within us whether we like it or not.... full review

Positive silly fun... full review