Seditious Apostate Theatre Company, LLC

What Am I, Chopped Suey? is a bitter sweet reminder of what it is like growing up Asian-American. She leads you through her childhood and adolescence into her adulthood. Along the journey, you find yourself connecting through your own memories. Working through feelings of rejection and being different.... full review

All American is a moving play about not being heard. Each character moves through life with a feeling of reaching out in the dark. It takes a leap through time to find someone to see and hear you more clearly than you can ever see and hear yourself.... full review

A hilarious collage of vignettes that sum up to a particular perspective. Steve Chang tells various stories from his life so far to reveal pieces of who he is and what he thinks. His use of imagery is vivid to the point of taking you back to a specific time and place. He speaks in a casual manner and will develop the comfort of familiarity with you as an audience member. I am intentionally being vague because I don't want to give anything away. This is one performer you must see when you get t... full review

With the combination of local politics, quirky residents, and "spontaneous" singing, Public Comment A New Musical will bust your sides and your balls.... full review

Incredibly and viscerally moving.... full review

Hush is a riveting spectacle which provides a glimpse into the stirring imagination of a girl at play. This music box saga takes you from one tale to another as she traverses through her diversions. That is the initial impression you are left with until you realize that they are all intertwined and it has been one long game through which she has been playfully teasing you.... full review

How does one tell a story from the perspective of a historical figure? Especially if the story is about a hermitic life, which means that there are many private moments that must be imagined or extrapolated from other sources? This piece accomplishes that.... full review

It is definitely personal. The reflections and stories presented by each performer delve into pet peeves, observations, and introspections that invite each audience member to find someone to relate to. For me, Chloe Godard's irritation in "Can You Hear Me Now?" is the mirror image of my own anxiety which might be called, "Please keep talking."... full review

Shattered is a window into a very personal subject matter that most people deal with, to a certain degree. How do we, each perceive ourselves? What are the dominant voices in our respective subconsciouses telling us? How do we interact with others, accordingly? At times, it becomes uncomfortable to the point where if it was a movie, I know that I would fast-forward past it. In a live performance, there is no such respite.... full review

Understanding. It is the ultimate goal of science, faith, and art. In that respect, Quantum Entanglement, demonstrates that even people who care for each other cannot really fully understand each other. All that can be observed by anyone, especially the individuals themselves, is their relation to each other.... full review