David Lucarelli

Emily Yonker and David Auspitz perfectly capture their roles as a couple on the verge of calling it quits, simultaneously sharply divided by their differences and seething mutual contempt for each other, all while held together by a slim thread of the memories of when times were good, and what attracted them to each other in the first place. ... full review

Actress Margot Avery fully embodies writer and iconoclast Dorothy Parker in all of her clever wit, and painful tragedy. ... full review

Two Weeks is an intriguing character study about a marriage on the rocks and the forces that pull it further apart during a two week separation.... full review

Miles-Thomas masterfully brings the world's greatest detective to life, and captures the essence of Doctor Watson and Moriarty while he's at it.... full review

This recreation of Victorian era magic and parlor tricks has a lot going for it.... full review

This fast paced, absurdist romp captures the feel of bad b movies with some laugh out loud hilarious rapid fire word play.... full review

This autobiographical show about an upper middle class high schooler who aspires to be a gangster rapper, and ironically finds that all the advantages she has in life are a distinct disadvantage when it comes be the ever important "street cred," one needs to succeed in that game is a must see. ... full review

An inspiring story of an Indian royal who found her true calling by risking everything to help innocents escape the German death machine and faced her death with incredible bravery and grace. ... full review

A powerfully honest and emotionally brave autobiographical show that is alternately hilarious, poignant, and at times, horrifying. The tumultous life story to date of a young japanese women who has overcome some truly terrible hurdles to pursue her dreams, and found a way to be happy despite her oftentimes painful past.... full review

A masterful examination of an alcoholic American, and the lies and self deceptions he tells himself as he spirals ever downward into an abyss of his own making. ... full review