Maat Atkins

This was a pleasant surprise with this "non show" very creative one man show about waiting for an actor to show to start a show!... full review

A very raw and powerful and poignant story about a black man in a backwoods town trying to make it as an actor and running into the obstacles of racism, stereotypical characterization and casting couch politics. ... full review

Overall I enjoyed the existential element of the play and it taking me to a world of working class London/cockney culture ... full review

It was a nice piece of horror escapism.... full review

I liked the twist of a straight illegal alien using a gay quickie marriage to stay legal in this country.... full review

Very compelling one person play about a prima Donna opera singer telling her story to a reporter. ... full review

Overall a very intelligent and provocative telling of the story of a boy growing up in conflict with his sexuality, ethnicity, and religion and trying to find happiness in a world that puts you in a box. ... full review

Overall this was an exciting and a great one man play involving the trials and tribulations of a biracial, gay, fostered, and socially conscious man and how his life's experiences changed his life. ... full review

This story of women's experience with life and relationships was an acquired taste and gave a mix of Vagina Monologues and A Burlesque show..... full review

I was very entertained by the one man play about his life as a session pianist. The emotional journey and tell tales of working with rockers and comics made the story even more engaging. The dialogue was very descriptive as well. Wish it was longer than 35 min ... full review