Richard Abraham

Camp-o-rama fun fest.that caters to joys and pitfalls of the vampire culture and plays it all with a grand goth soundtrack and a surprising depth of emotional resonance amidst all of the absurdity.... full review

Unique, thoughtful and creatively ambitious. I enjoyed.... full review

Verrrry fun. Musical sketches infused with whimsical choreography and an infectious energy that can only make you feel good and smile as you leave the theater. ... full review

Happy Hour is tremendous. It has a recognizable and relatable voice that is also expressed in a unique and energizing way. The music is as essential of a character as any one person on stage and is used to great effect to further reveal who the characters are beneath. Very much enjoyed.... full review

At the end of the play, the only image I could find to describe it was that of beautiful, vibranr flowers wrapped around a piece of dead meat ridden with maggots. The language of the play is beautiful. The actions of the characters intense, desolate, violent and difficult to watch. The actors were perfectly cast and gave an amazing committment to what the world required. See it. You will be challenged, but you will be rewarded as well.... full review