David MacDowell Blue

My review: http://zahirblue.blogspot.com/2016/06/cold-tangerines-review.html QUOTE: "The implied premise here--one I applaud with all the power of my soul--remains that no such thing exists. Our value and our uniqueness may be questioned, alas nearly always is (and when you look at those who never question it, that might not be a bad thing), but remains a truth we should embrace every singe day."... full review

Here is my review: http://zahirblue.blogspot.com/2016/06/vincent-deconstructed-review.html... full review

My full review: http://zahirblue.blogspot.com/2016/06/shitty-awful-everything-review.html QUOTE: "And in the end, when I was finished laughed, I thought a little. And felt a little. Which is more than many plays deliver. So--bravo!"... full review

My full review is here: http://zahirblue.blogspot.com/2016/06/bloody-beautiful-review.html At heart this seems to possess a lot of potential, plenty of seeds waiting to grow into a really disturbing and original piece. But everything needs further development.... full review

I wrote a full (and enthusiastic) review on my blog: http://zahirblue.blogspot.com/2016/06/feast-of-snacks-review.html QUOTE: "My own taste often runs to the dramatic and mind-blowing (which TU often does with great skill) but this is the theatrical equivalent of a really first-rate dessert--like key lime pie, New York cheesecake, eclairs, oreo cookies and the like! In other words, delicious!"... full review

Personally, I think I'm spoiled because the only improv artists I usually see are those who've made it into something like stardom. Which is not fair. It is as if the only actors you've ever seen are the likes of Helen Mirren, Alan Rickman, etc. performing established classics! So I had to adjust myself a bit to the freshness and relatively unpolished nature of this troupe. Once I did, I had a very nice time indeed!... full review

I could nitpick about a lot of little things in this show but the heart of it--the way most of the characters simply came to life in wonderfully surprising ways--earned my applause.... full review

A storytelling wonder, full of surprise and humanity (even in characters not maybe human).... full review

A biographical one-person show really depends on a several factors: (1) The life must have some relevance (2) The character at the center of it all must hold our interest and (3) The performer needs to show some level of really profound skill. Kudos on this one! She did it! Three for three!... full review

This is not a story to analyze or a lesson to figure out but a collection of lives to experience and allow to change you.... full review