Soo Chyun

This play captivates with its serene, humorous, and audacious nature. The plot has a bold move that challenges expectations. The play invites contemplation through its thought-provoking philosophical insights scattered throughout the story. These profound musings elevate the narrative, adding an extra layer of engagement. Amidst such compelling storytelling, Mandy Denaux and Garrett Louis's performances shine brightly. Their acting is nothing short of extraordinary, showcasing exceptional skill a... full review

It seems impossible to depict the struggles, fears, and journey of a stage manager more accurately and convincingly than this show. It was an unexpectedly delightful experience, and Miles' performance was truly charming. From the pre-show to the end of the play, the creativity shone brightly, making it a refreshing and exhilarating show.... full review

Jesus' profound declaration that "the truth will set you free" reverberated in my mind throughout the captivating performance. This thought-provoking show poses a poignant question: How many Christians find themselves ensnared within the confines of religious dogma, unable to fully embrace the liberating essence that Jesus so sacrificially embodied? Moreover, it challenges us to acknowledge the scars borne by those coerced into adhering to rigid and uncompromising religious beliefs. As a crea... full review

As you step into the theater, the sight of Alex Ryan lying on the floor, bound to the spot where a corpse would rest, immediately captures your attention. The show commences with her skillfully filming a self-tape using her phone—an engaging opening that deeply resonates with the majority of the audience. What initially appears as unrelated moments gradually interweaves, inviting us on a profound exploration of Alex's identity, family dynamics, experiences of loss, grief, and the lingering pains ... full review

Writing this review was a bit challenging for me because I don't typically enjoy biographical fiction. After almost feeling nauseous while watching Netflix's "Blonde," I was hesitant to see Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis wearing Marilyn Monroe's wig and recreating "Happy birthday, Mr. President." However, I acknowledge that this issue stems from my personal preferences rather than problems with the production itself. The show is well-crafted. How do people perceive the U.S. first lady? Instead of ... full review

The musical "Truly Outrageous" lives up to its name. From the first scene to the last, it is filled with excitement and laughter. The comedy brought by the cast is unforgettable, with just the right amount of queerness and a transgender woman who does it all, a child actor who performs with relentless determination, adorable villains, and each actor bringing their character to life, creating a fantastic and dynamic stage. This show turns everything upside down and is incredibly enjoyable. The att... full review

Some plays simply pass the time and entertain, but others leave your mind in a complex state even after the curtains have closed. It is the essence of being human to think, imagine, break rules, and explore daring aspects. Some aspects of humanity tread the fine line of moral ambiguity. "The Nether" is one such play that left me deeply contemplative even the day after watching it. Set in a near-future world where virtual reality has evolved into an immersive space, the play delves into the comple... full review

Austin Powers meets Rocketman! This musical based on Prince Harry is delightfully quirky, unique, and WTF-worthy. It had me laughing so hard my face hurt. The whole production is perfectly timed at 50 minutes, synchronized with the cyclorama screen, as Chris Chianesi throws himself into singing and dancing. It's incredibly fun and dazzling, and unbelievably, Chris himself writes all the songs. Mind-blowing! The tunes are catchy and fantastic, making you tap your feet even while sitting. This shor... full review

Oh my goodness, this show was an absolute blast! From tap dancing to drumming, bucket tapping to paper bag tricks, and even incorporating a plastic pipe to create mesmerizing melodies, every element merged seamlessly into an awe-inspiring display of creativity, energy, and astonishment. The performers were exceptionally talented, bringing a perfect balance of humor, engagement, and incredible flexibility to their dancing and acting. Honestly, their sheer brilliance left me wondering why they have... full review

After the show ended, my face was completely messed up. As Gail performed and her story unfolded, the authenticity, honesty, and pain, and anguish deeply moved me to the point where I couldn't hold back my tears. Gail is a talented storyteller who can connect with the audience in the most intimate way, and I was completely immersed in her story for the entire 50 minutes, laughing and crying, unable to even flinch. The stage setup was clean and minimalistic, with no unnecessary elements, and a sin... full review