As We Go . . . Contemplations on Water

Really wonderfully thought-provocative and visually very emotional! It made me think, ponder, wonder, about my own relationship with H2O! Loved the singing!!!!!... full review

I loved this production which focuses on water, the life blood of any community, and how it can be taken for granted particularly here in Southern California where most of our water is imported and we're in the fourth year of a severe drought. The play is compact and sleek while combining elements of dance and movement to illustrate how the search and scarcity of fresh water have profoundly affected civilizations. The script holds close to this theme throughout the approximately 40 minute run time. As the play began, I was preparing for something avant-garde and while it does have this element, it maintains a tight and clear narrative. Great cast with a shout out to Lauren Murphy who sang a sweet solo. It was thought provoking esp... full review

Every day we hear we are running out of water in California, but what does water mean exactly? In this imaginative show, creator/performer Charline Su draws our attention to the deeper meaning of water and how it brings life to us and our planet. Su first draws us into her vision with an extraordinarily beautiful pantomime under a silvery shroud that flows, dips and shimmers like – yes – water. Then, with fine assist by actor-dancers Eric Losoya, Lauren Murphy and Kila Packett, we hear eloquent warnings of what we are about to lose, amid movements that express the anguish and sense of loss this will mean. Taking words from Joan Didion’s ‘Holy Water’ and from contributing writers Jason Dennis and Henry Ong, we explore mans relationship with w... full review

Witty, timely, UNIQUE! Everything I have come to expect from Charline Su & her powerhouse theater company Lovers & Madmen! Miss Su never disappoints! Her charm and artistic talent are on full display in this experimental movement piece that will have you contemplating Southern California's current drought predicament as she moves you back & forth in time & space!... full review

I loved this show! It's the kind of show I hope to see at the Fringe Festival. A non-linear experience where you sit and let the words and movement wash over you and you take it in...feel it. At times it was hypnotic, then funny, then thought provoking -- always engaging. The performers were wonderful. The singing was gorgeous. I would definitely recommend!! ... full review

We were entertained, moved, and totally emersed from the very beginning to the end. The dedication of the ensemble and connection to the topic was very evident. Thank you for a wonderful afternoon. The Rockwells ... full review