Powerful, amazing.... full review

Memorable experience, very well written, great acting, powerful message. Racism explained through the civil rights lens and the vehicle of friendship, of two iconic American celebrities.... full review

It was fun, full of energy and talent!... full review

Although this was a show that poked fun at a few of the absurd characters Lindsey has met in her life it was also endearing. We may have laughed *at* all of the characters but we fell in love with them too. Also, I want to see another show where Lindsey re-enacts that story she told at the end of the play. I would love to see her become those people on stage and blow me away once again. ... full review

Outstanding, magical, genius play! An absolute must see.... full review

You'll love Not Here Right Now as much as Royce loves his Tevas...which is a lot! ... full review

A strong feminist show that explores many aspects of being a woman with both comedy and drama. ... full review

Amazing show, loved every second of it!... full review

It was wonderful! I loved the silks and the costumes in the second act.... full review

It was a terrific little love story by Chambers. I enjoyed the show very much. There were touching moments and was pretty witty. The cookies were an interesting concept.... full review

A smart, clever, and creative take on tyranny and ignorance. This is a really thoughtful and well-executed production. ... full review

If one could label a play, "high concept", then THIS play is it. I am so glad to see that Ryan Carbrey was able to get this piece staged at HFF this year! The cast really clicked together and you definitely felt the characters' connection with each other. Clever script... just so many good things to say about this one. I definitely recommend it!... full review

I really enjoyed it! Total fun, very silly, but with a great libretto and score and fabulous performances. ... full review

So much fun! I didn't know what to expect but it was such an entertaining good time. I enjoyed every moment and especially the really well-choreographed and colorful big numbers. ... full review

This show was painful to watch. Wait, let me explain. This is a good thing because pain is literally the coolest thing an Emo kid could ask for (it’s Goth-Speak for “really forking great”). I had actual flashbacks to Jack Skellington hoodies and shoelace belts. I looked down at my hands and suddenly I was wearing black nail polish and holding a T-mobile Sidekick. This show is FULL of hilarious, all-too-familiar references to everything your mid-00s emo self would die for. Get it? Because dying is... full review

Had a really fun time! It was a totally new experience for me and I'm glad I came and got to experience that. I loved the setting and decor of the space! And the view! The Rock Band video game idea was really cool, I just wish I had more experience with it to be able to do it better but what mattered was to have fun really! ... full review

Treason is a great look at modern America; not ever coming off as parody but always thoughtful. ... full review

Strong and funny and heartbreaking. Like Ireland. ... full review

it was alive. electric, every character so fully ingrained into a world and a purpose. filled with so much history and daring, it forces you to ask age old questions of purpose in innovative new ways. one set, a single beautifully drawn out bar (thanks to some classic imagery spoken by an actor) remains an anchor for every character struggling to stay afloat to grasp onto in the drowning machinations of life and the purpose of living... full review

Beautiful show!... full review