jaime andrews

“…Lynch” casts an irresistibly rapturous spell! The varied Lynchian references are so skillfully woven into their own (also very Lynchian) narrative. The performers are all overwhelmingly beguiling, drawing you in to this crazy, crazy world. Michael Shaw Fisher can do no wrong!... full review

An aching, haunting and engrossing snapshot of life for women in the America of 1952. The ensemble is flawless and the music and movement are mesmerizing, casting a spell that doesn’t let up, and makes you wonder: this was the American dream for who, exactly?... full review

So much sexy fun...I had a big dumb smile on my face the whole time!... full review

Levinson is a delightful songsmith, with tons of diverse material from his 40 year career. ... full review

Stunning. Simultaneously hysterical and deeply affecting. Victor is a master storyteller. This show has a lot to say and if it doesn’t win Best Solo Show, I’m going to fling poo.... full review

A hysterical and clever mixing of two literary classics essayed by a super-talented ensemble.... full review

A fascinating story told by a charming performer!... full review

Shannon Nelson is a luminous joy to watch, with the charisma and pipes to carry the show and blow you away!... full review

Kenyon creates worlds so vivid, it's hard to believe she doesn't inhabit them full time.... full review

A really fun skewering of the egotism of one-person shows!... full review