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ANONYMOUS
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June 12, 2017
Super fun night of theater. Actors were having a great time and we loved it.
Come see this tight 45 minutes of theater and you will be happy that you did!!...
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KATHY FISCHER
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June 12, 2017
Well done! So much fun! Loved this show! The writing was crisp, imaginative and funny. So well acted — the actresses brought a whole world to life with basically a square of astroturf. I’m not even a mom and I was along for the fun-filled ride. Do yourself a favor and GO!...
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MARCUS J FREED
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June 13, 2017
Pinata is a joyful celebration of motherhood, cheap wine, social pressure, the intense social pressure to look good and the one-upmanship of childrens’ birthday parties. The cast play well together with a lovely balance ensemble acting, presenting this kind of ‘Breakfast Club’ for mothers who have just had enough! Pinata is the perfect night out if you’re looking for a night away from the kids, and even better enjoyed if you play the ‘Pinata Drinking Game’ (I just made it up), where you take a swig every time one of the characters has a drink. Cheers!...
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CLAIRE PARTIN
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June 19, 2017
This piece was delightful from start to finish. The performances were wonderful, especially Tracy Elliot as scaredy-cat mom and Tracey Rooney in a rare turn as the tough, feisty mom. The production values were spot on, embracing the concept of the Fringe using minimal set pieces. ...
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TODD PICKERING
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June 22, 2017
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What a great cast. Very tight and very funny. Very clear characters and very well defined. I gotta quit saying very. Focus is ever shifting on to a different character and they all work quite well together with no upstaging and beautiful connections. The clown seems to be a plot device and then we end up having a wonderful human character a beautifully understated performance which is wonderful behind that clown makeup. I don't have kids and don't know that world but like all good plays it doesn't matter. It gives us a look into that world....
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LISA MCFADDEN
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June 05, 2017
Outstanding production - I wish everything was this good....
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