WOW! An important message that everyone needs to listen to. Can’t recommend this show enough. ... full review

What a wonderful production! Theatre for Social Change is important in today’s world and The Bully Problem addresses a number of important issues. ... full review

Well staged in it’s simplicity, honest, well directed story honoring all we know to be John facing the huge backlash of one small quote about Jesus... full review

Wonderful ensemble work, beautiful movement & singing. It felt odd, at first, joining up the Gone With The Wind casting story with this kind of physical theater, but it worked! ... full review

We had a very enjoyable evening! Allie Leonard is a superstar and Colleen LaBella is a directing force! ... full review

I was very impressed with everything! The writing, the acting, the costumes, the space and the directing! Well done - actually quite Extraordinary!... full review

It was a very fun commentary on the dependence of technology. The cast did a great job!... full review

Stacy is an absolute riot! A Bit Much is a HILARIOUS take on a life beset by contradiction - love and loss, confidence and insecurity, success and failure - and one woman's awakening to the power of her authenticity.... full review

Matt was great! If you’ve been avoiding the climate change discussion because it seems too big to get your head around, this is the perfect show. It’s bracing, clear, engaging, and ultimately hopeful.... full review

It was so so so lovely and so charming! Brett is a master of absolutely everything baseball and it was such a tribute to not only his love for baseball, but his knowledge as well.... full review

Funny, light hearted with an unexpected twist.... full review

Fantastic! Loved this show. Family friendly, clever, funny! Go see it. ... full review

The writing was witty, current, and had me laughing out loud. Not only was it humorous, but it kept me thinking and interested the entire time. Each scene flowed effortlessly due to well-seasoned, grounded actors and excellent direction. I would 100% recommend this play and see it again! ... full review

Fantastic one-woman show with a no -stop monologue. Highly entertaining and funny. You really 'see' all the events our hero lays out, as well.... full review

This is a great show -- witty, absurd, tragic, uplifting. Think Notes From Underground meets Jerry Macguire meets The Music Man meets Beckett's Endgame.... full review

This is about as good and magical as it can get, friends. John Wuchte takes us on a uniquely cohesive physical and musical journey into the mythic quest for the actress to play Scarlett O'Hara and ends up taking us into a surprisingly internal 'all things Hollywood' experience that resonates quite soundly today. With music created by John Wuchte & Michael Teoli and provided live by Wuchte and his fellow percussion and guitar playing muses, 8 actors deliver a performance you won't want to miss.... full review

It was a great night of theatre. Martin Matthew has done a terrific job producing and directing both one-act plays. Actors Adam Meredith is great and so is Blaine Vedros. Red, White, Black & Blue is worth experiencing because the work is authentic and speaks to the times. I wrote the one-act play Drowning and I loved sitting in the audience watching the character I created unfold before me. When I heard Adam Meredith speak the first words of dialogue, I knew he understood this character, and I... full review

It was FANTAsTIC, fresh, fun & hilarious!... full review

Such a fun and energetic start to my 2019 Fringe experience. "The Bully Problem" has so much spunk and so many good intentions, it's easy to overlook its few shortcomings. ... full review

This was an amazing show. The music, story, characters, and costuming was phenomenal. Actors really took you in the drama packed plot line and the music was just mouth dropping. One show wasn’t enough Im coming again! ... full review