Reagan Osborne

A refreshingly straightforward true theatre piece featuring a delicious conversation between two no-nonsense women brought to life by a sharp script, intuitive, no-frills direction, and firecracker performances.... full review

Michael Shaw Fisher does it again with a Lynchian tale that reels you in with sharp writing, stellar performances, and crafty staging.... full review

bangin tunes, funny dudes, good times.... full review

Go see it. Just go see it.... full review

No. Yes?... full review

I never knew I always needed Die Hard re-told to me by a talking snowman.... full review

good fun! clever idea and kept me on my toes.... full review

A funny and sad look at a moment in American history in the vein of dramas like "Bobby" or "Parkland", with a steady climb towards its climax. Schwartz builds his tension steadily and purposefully. Ritchey's staging and direction is succinct and keeps things to the point--so when the climax hits you, it feels like a brick.... full review

you will not be spoonfed. you will not be told a linear story. you may not understand everything once it's done. things may be ambiguous. things may be open to interpretation. you are encouraged to fully participate in the world. ask questions. seek answers. figure out your place in this society. if you like to get involved--this is the show for you. you're not here to just watch. you're here to become a part of something.... full review

This girl's a star. From the moment the curtain parts and she makes her entrance, the space is hers. She's funny, charming, witty, doesn't miss a beat (but sometimes steps out of her shoes) and--she's a complete vocal STAR. Every new song she sang, I was wowed again and again. Very excited to see what Miss Goglia does next.... full review