James Cougar Canfield

A darkly comedic piece that through multimedia and a natural and hilarious performance by Mitchell explores how far one will go to keep our most wicked secrets safe. ... full review

I literally don't know anything about Star Trek and still managed to really, really enjoy myself with this one. So much so, I want to go do research on this Marlowe play that I honestly know nothing about and Klingons, which I know even less about. :) ... full review

This was a lot of fun. Very clever. I'm not usually a fan of plays about acting, but I thought this took the trope and really turned it on its head in a fantastic way. ... full review

Kelvin's infectious energy and storytelling gives the audience a look into the oft-unseen perspective of a gay, black man. An important piece that tells an important side of the story that is often neglected.... full review

A play that covers a lot of important and pertinent topics. My cast mate and I left our showing in deep discussion about the moral decisions we would make if we were given the power of the Masher, which is the point of theatre: to get people talking. ... full review

Nicole is an absolute talent and I feel very lucky to have got to see her perform this piece. Honest, energetic, and heartbreaking... but also empowering. This is the kind of lady-power show that we need right now. ... full review

A very beautiful, touching piece of theatre. What moved me the most, was that this was a story that put two queer men in the focus, but never resorted to the tropes of typical queer stories. It was a slice of life, and refreshing to see queer people not be tragically struck down by disease, or their relationship torn apart by cheating, or the other stereotypical staples. I felt so connected, and moved, and the entire cast did a great job. The characters genuinely loved each other and worked throu... full review

Graydon and Michael are stars. ... full review

"She Kills Monsters" has been on my list of Must See Show for awhile now and I'm super happy that I got the chance to see it. I think Susannah and Vivi really knock it out of the park with their performances. It's a fun, important story that explores grief, sexuality, and empowerment.... full review

Beautiful movement and choreography from Alexandra, with a really great cast that's unafraid to allow themselves to be very vulnerable. ... full review