It was well made but the story was generic. I grew up in the 80s-90s and have seen the nerd vs. bully story many times, so to me, it wasn't anything original... very predictable, and therefore I felt bored. It almost felt like an after-school special or a PSA. ... full review

"The Pod" was a moving, transformational journey into the depths of space, and I couldn't have anticipated the touching effect it had on me. What a treat for the senses! The overall programming, from intake video to Pod effects really contributed to the immersive experience. Really very well done on all fronts. And Katelyn. Just, stunning. ... full review

Squeeze My Cans, created and performed by Cathy Schenkelberg, should be on the top of your list of shows to see. Cathy is a bold, present, passionate and vulnerable artist. My wife and I laughed and cried as Cathy shared her heart and soul.... full review

An ambitious musical by and for fans of Dungeons and Dragons (and tabletop gaming in general), Tabletop is a well-written and mostly well-executed show that will feel all too familiar to those who've spent their share of afternoons praying to the dice gods while remaining accessible to those who've never even seen a d20. Despite a few stumbling points during musical numbers, the two-and-a-half hour production flew by and brought some damned good performances to bear.... full review

Great lyrics, catchy tunes, elaborate and funny kids’ party style costumes, surly puppets; overall, a really fun 30 minutes of theatre!... full review

Our story begins in the sprawling metropolis of Metro City, our protagonist Kevin Connolly (Travis Joe Dixon) better known by his heroic moniker M-Pulse who received his abilities after being struck by a rogue bolt of lightning and gifted mastery over electromagnetism. He now devotes his life to combating crime and ensuring the safety of the citizens of Metro City. Kevin has it all, he couldn't ask for a better life. But things suddenly take an unexpected turn when he is attacked while out cel... full review

Human dynamo dark drag clown Dandy Darkly delivers delightful diction in the tradition of Southern gothic. The seasoned storyteller and skilled showman spins a twisted tall tale centering on the fictional town of Gaybird, Alabama and its colorful inhabitants, blending horror, hope, and homily with an animated, passionate delivery that keeps audiences engaged throughout the grueling (for the performer) hour-long monologue.... full review

A wonderfully dark comedy about sacrifice and belonging. Grotesque and bizarre, but never gratuitous. A really fun night out.... full review

Beautifully written, completely captivating, she really embodied her characters. I couldn't take my eyes off her. ... full review

Intelligent, thoughtful and ambitious writing with a committed, solid performance throughout by Ty Pickett.... full review

Full of great costumes, fun fights, and the appropriate levels of silly and campiness for nerdom. And underneath those, a message of love and inclusivity.... full review

Callie was amazing at times humorous and other times sensitive. A personal experience shared in a unique way by a very talented woman. ... full review

A relentless, thrilling political dramatization, brought to life excellent actors, perfectly-paced direction, and a top-notch script. Not just for politics junkies. ... full review

Glennis is a force of nature! ... full review

Great play! Very entertaining. ... full review

Marianne is a mesmerizing and powerful performer. She fully embodies her characters and goes deep, taking us on a journey. Her wit, lyrical skill, and vulnerability keep me on the edge of my seat, watching her every move, wanting more. ... full review

A well-written, well-staged tale of what we'll do to get what we want, mired by its tired, outdated, and ridiculous notion that gay men are predators who only want to seduce younger straight men. ... full review

This show will shock you to your core, but not necessarily in the way you think. It is a brilliant piece written and directed by, and starring William Thompson. ... full review

I have come to the realization that the team of Jeff Scott Carey and Emily Clark is just as formidable as that of Michael Shaw Fisher and Alli Miller. Their latest effort, Come on Down, is further proof of that fact. Could Joan Osbourne have been on to something? ... full review

This show may well be the launching point for the brilliant comedic team of Drea Garcia, Jenni Halina, Alex Owens-Sarno and Stephanie Sherry. Not only did they write this hilarious romp (with a little help from their amazing director Kelsea Burke), but they also brought it to life, transporting the audience to those wild and crazy things we did when we were much younger.... full review