Jenni Halina

This show was awesome! Matt Robinson has written a brilliant and funny script. The cast had great chemistry with one another and they were hilarious. Great direction and blocking as well. I loved this clever, funny show and am so glad it one best comedy! It's a must see!... full review

What a fun and excellently written show that has been very well produced by Royce Shockley. A great showcase of different talent and very diverse.... full review

Travis and Jim stole my heart. This show was everything I hoped for and more. What a delight!... full review

A powerful and thought provoking script that is extremely well written. It all seems so effortless and natural, you'd think you accidentally walked into the forest and came across these two people. With a minimal (yet sufficient) set, the two actors create a whole world within the story and connect with one another in a short amount of time on stage. The script is natural, clever and even has moments of comedy that arise organically even though the script is about mourning someone. Honestly, I co... full review

What an amazing, refreshing, hilarious and fun show! PLEASE treat yourself to seeing this show. Joy Regullano is wonderful as is the rest of the cast. There are great songs - got stuck in my head after. I risked my life when after the show, in my friend's car, I forgot to put my seatbelt on as I was still thinking and talking about the show! Great music, acting, choreography and a good story with important message overall.... full review

I really enjoyed this show! It was a great way to relax and have a lot of laughs. Lindsey is so talented and funny, she really has a gift for voices and characters. Some of her comedy was very subtle and some of it was big, so she has a lot of range! Each different character was believable and she was totally committed to them. The last scene especially was hilarious AF. What a delightful actress and she also happens to have a great singing voice!!... full review

It's a situation that most people unfortunately have to deal with in life: ending a relationship. But this is not a piece filled with animosity or one where the viewer becomes depressed. It's not the usual story of a break up and in this case the couple has already broken up, for one very specific reason and then decide to spend one last amazing night together. But of course, the night does not go as planned. Matt Morillo's piece begins with many funny, light moments that allow you to follow Rach... full review