A somewhat interesting idea that was largely flawed in its execution. The 'mystery' wasn't much of one because of how clues were presented and the 'rock band' part was not as much fun as one would have hoped.... full review

My God, this is how you do a fringe musical. Guy Picot's direction uses minimalist set pieces and crazy-quick costume changes not only in perfect service of this story, but in a way that adds to it's humor and the show's overall charm. Next-leveled by Sarah Kruger's choreography, "Earth To Karen" is an unexpected delight of visual storytelling. Each cast member is just fabulous in their role and with Zachary Bernstein's gift for turn of phrase and modern storytelling, this show is nothing but tal... full review

A truly amusing idea that was, for the most part, very well executed. While I have a small quibble with one consistent choice made throughout the show, in general I found it be a neat and fun concept that had surprising depth hidden below its 'failed' presentation.... full review

These are two great women who have put together very different but equally compelling experiences. I'm very glad to see that they're getting some recognition because they definitely deserve it. This production connects two very different ideas into a sharp, exceptional hour of theatre that everyone should go see immediately.... full review

Absolutely fabulous show. Janelle hits it out of the park from start to finish. I was aware but not particularly impressed with the original Eartha Kitt, but Janelle's version brings her gritty life to us and shows us what a unique ultimate survivor she was. Every song was sung with such a new creative twist that I found myself hearing these old chestnuts for the first time. I came in not being very aware of Eartha Kitt, except as a sort of old camp icon with a cat outfit and who rolls R's like a... full review

OK...I know I’m Zach’s mother...but Earth to Karen is a pure delight.... full review

It was brilliant, poignant, and heart retching all at the same time!... full review

The bully problem is a delightful musical about what it's like to be a creative kid in middle school and discover who your peers really are. The messages of belonging, daring to step into the unknown, and achievement as defined by empowering others were all refreshing and told from the heart. I can recommend this musical for all ages, and artists/nerds/geeks of all stripes.... full review

Brilliantly directed, acted and written. I was nervous seeing a 90 minute political drama at 11pm, but holy crap!! I’m so glad i did!... full review

A conversation about Mental Health and a GOOD TIME! The energy of ASSMONKEY stays light and fun while covering topics often wrapped in a more serious, somber package. ... full review

Tomas & Gimena are true artists! This performance is an incredibly touching display of their talent and passion. I felt completely transported the entire show. I had to see it twice!... full review

The actors turned a not so interesting plot into magic with their skills. Each player seemed to affect the audience in a different way with smiles and deep down "that was pretty damn funny" laughs throughout the play. Very intimate setting and so simple that the dialogue was the glue that connected the audience with the players. overall, i really enjoyed play!... full review

Smart, on point, and relatable, The Bully Problem sings and dances through a narrative arch to a solution that makes the audience cheer. ... full review

I understand the game that my children play better. I also empathize with the main character, Agnes, as she deals with regrets. ... full review

Mitchell’s performance was great, a chameleon of many faces that surprises and delivers. Great beginning but it turned convoluted to absurd towards the end.... full review

Tomas and Gimena never disappoint. The energy and passion they exude during each performance makes for a much richer experience than just watching beautifully choreographed steps. Seeing them dance is a beautiful and emotional journey. They were spectacular!... full review

This musical self-documentary shows great talent and pulls at our heartstrings, but has issues with tone and its treatment of the audience.... full review

Amazing actress, powerful and moving play! I laughed, I cried, I came back to see it a second time and brought friends. This woman is extremely talented and should have great success as a playwright and actress!... full review

Short of actual soot in my lungs, this one gave me all the feels! ... full review

Didn’t want to leave the theater after this one ended. Found it hard to get up, given the weight of what I’d just seen. When a play does this to me, it did something right.... full review