ezra buzzington

A clever manifestation of the light bulb joke about stage managers. How many stage managers does it take to screw in a lightbulb? IT'S ON MY LIST, OK?! A stage manager has to be able to tap dance. Has to. Sharply done.... full review

First of all, it's just so fucking smart. It truly is a master class in the etymology of fuck phrases. Beautifully delivered in a Bob Newhart world of fidgety intellect, it delivers many laughs when least expected. Great fun if you like parodying the hired halls of Academia while watching a man do his best to inform young minds and avoid old disappointments. All in. ... full review

I've been a fan of David LeBarron's writing since his first fringe show 10,ooo years ago. Insightful, informative, and magical. This fusion of myth meets Myth Thing is a challenging dare into several worlds of queerdom and our place within it. Loved every moment. Brave and above many heads. Great work.... full review

A wonderful take on measuring the changes in one's young life. Discovering a world previously unknown to you and being ready, willing and able to embrace the good and forget (or deal with) the shitty. Loved it.... full review

Very clever writing and concept. The majority of the cast truly deliver in the style (B Horror) required. Snappy dialogue and quick pacing make it a thoroughly breezy hour. ... full review

An absolute delight from beginning to end with an extraordinarily inventive and, frankly, stupid cast. Just loved it. ... full review

Anybody who knows me knows I never stand up. I stood up. ... full review

Unadulterated genius.... full review

Clean. Sharp. Excellently executed. Conjures Robert Wilson but with a more jaundiced eye. ... full review

If laughter were cancer. ... full review