Falling on Deaf Eyes is heartwarming and touching as it is funny and inspiring. ... full review

This show is a hoot! From the opening scene to the last moment, be prepared for fun and action. Clever and witty, it's a great analogy to every relationship you've ever been in. ... full review

Once again, the Flat Tire Theatre Company proves that its strengths lie in crafting well-performed and engaging productions. The Circle Table generates a nice snapshot of the transition from high school to early life that happens to all of us, in one way or another.... full review

A moving play told by a gifted storyteller. I thoroughly enjoyed it!... full review

A razor-sharp witted look at a dystopian future that delivers touching commentary on what makes life worth living. ... full review

A funny and touching look at how people use culture to form legacies that can help their loved ones deal with trauma and pain. The production has a great cast lead by a fearless performance from Vivi Thai. ... full review

Dark, disturbing and not for everyone, Red Bar was most -definitely- my cup of tea. A treatise and a glimpse into a world where serial killers get acceptance and praise, love and affection because after all--everyone deserves it, right? ... full review

A hilarious show that is as warm as it is funny. ... full review

I was prepared... If this turned out to be a bunch of Trekkies wearing bad headpieces and doing bad Marlowe, I was prepared to ask Scotty to "beam me up". But OMG it was amazing. Amazing, I tell you! Congratulations on this directorial tour-de-force, Christopher Johnson! As for the source material, Kit Marlowe's words fit the patriarchal, pride-fueled, warlike Klingon worldview perfectly! The writing (or updating to the Trek world) is spot-on. The acting is full bodied and intense (Matt ... full review

A compelling and heartfelt experiment with music, dance, and narrative, Anabella's portrayal of a woman managing trauma and suicide (accompanied by an excellent ensemble of musicians), was filled with a joy for being alive and a sadness for the potential of self-inflicted death.... full review

A hilarious and touching portrait of all the characters, casual bigotry, and surprising poignancy you might find in Missouri.... full review

An incredibly fun (and funny) show with a lot of charm. 4 out of 5 stars.... full review

Shanara had the whole room captivated; her presence was was commanding; not only did she provide a cutting analysis of contemporary American racial/social/gender politics, but also offered hope for a world that is otherwise.... full review

I loved it!! From the brilliant writing and storytelling by Chambers Stevens, to the amazing acting by Ashley McQueston, this show was very intriguing and entertaining! While one person shows can be tough, that was not a problem for this show! It was a great plotline, that was filled with fun impressions, dancing, etc. Jae Heads Directing was great, and it shone throughout the show. Working with Jae myself in the past, I noticed his comedic fingerprint on the play that made it even better. There ... full review

My favorite production thus far (out of 12)! Incredibly entertaining. 5 out of 5 stars.... full review

Fertility and sex and related struggles, questions, and fears are all a real part of our lives that most of us don’t talk about, and these are depicted authentically through Heather’s semi-autobiographical performance in FERTILE. The story stays true to Jenny's path without getting sappy or depressing. There is no prescribed single "right answer" for people with (or without) fertility challenges, but rather a thoughtful glimpse into one woman's journey – with great comedic timing and moments of r... full review

A thoughtful and impressive experiment with form and content, the blend of two different plays with complimentary tones (accompanied by improvised percussion) was engrossing.... full review

What a great show. As a musical theater and G&S fan, it was a wonderful blend of both! The story was silly fun just like G&S with a twist. I enjoyed the bawdy humor. When a show makes the “turn off your cellphone” speech into its own bit, I know I’m in for a treat. Very glad I went.... full review

First time at The Actor's Company and I loved the space! Sam's musical was hilarious, and I can't wait to see the full length version that he develops!... full review

Heather takes an often taboo subject that no one ever talks about and places it front and center. She is at ease on the stage and has no problem switching between characters. Heather has this maternal nature that makes you wanna run on stage and give her a big ol’ hug! Also, I’ve never seen a solo show without a narrator that appears throughout the show and so I thought Heather’s decision to not have one was really cool, unique, and makes her show stand out. I had such a great time watching this ... full review