Marian Gonzalez

A celebration of the wonder and terror of being human. When all you've got left is each other, what to do but examine who you were. There are a million little moments from this show that I'll keep revisiting and savoring, like a nourishing stew. From physical moments like the two characters forming thrones for each other. To lines that went straight to the core of my heart, as though there was a pre-made slot for them.... full review

This is a very funny show. This is also a very painful show. Throughout, you feel sympathy for someone's loss. You feel anger at the friendships that have soured. And you feel joy, because a piece of hope exists. This is a very good show.... full review

Keena Ferguson bares her soul, and opens her heart to the audience. In bringing everything from down below to the surface, she takes us along with her and we feel the emotions along with her. She's unafraid to show us that she can be as fallible as anyone. Moving stuff.... full review

Absurdist terror! Two siblings argue over how to handle a desperate situation. The dialogue is sharp, and clever. The pacing is fast, as fits a situation like this. Though for it's speed, you never lose the dreadful feeling that something is very wrong, and no one is going to fix it.... full review