Molly Sharpe

Cara is so funny and really herself onstage, I could watch her talk forever! She put a spotlight on a reality that too many women face, but one that is kept in the shadows by design of the men who perpetrate it as well as societal norms. All of which I learned about in the show! I could tell that the stories and dicks she shared with us were just the tip of the iceberg. A communal audience experience where we all felt like we could laugh and shriek and groan along at the dicks and stupid guys. th... full review

Lots of fun, Elena has such a distinctive presence and way of reacting to stimulus as a performer that is always completely unexpected and very funny. Unabashed witch shows off her skills.... full review

I really had a blast at this show. All the games were so fun and the Queen herself was so likable and silly, it felt like nothing could truly go awry because she would just play with it and make it a good time. Big fan of this show and would watch this performer do anything. ... full review

Engaging, thought provoking, and very funny. A really cool piece of theater with delightfully absurd elements among the slice-of-life moments that were well acted and seamlessly written. I found the central conflicts to be extremely relatable.... full review

Sooo fun, come ready to P L A Y — or don’t — but everyone has the opportunity to chime in and change the course of DOLL COURT. Maddie has an inviting and easy presence that makes it hard to not want to play with her. Crazier than hell and not afraid to show it. The cases are absurd, the logic is absurd, the dolls are dressed better than you. ... full review

Magnetic, funny, visually stunning. Lissa has a considered, precise performance that draws you in and keeps you excited to see what’s next. What a world Lissa has made. You’ll miss out if you don’t step in. Truly. ... full review

Diva down becomes diva up. much power in this character! Encapsulates the aging star who is still ultimately the same as they were at 25. Funny and visually great ... full review

Natalie is incredible to watch. She's so present and engaged at all times and I'm always fascinated to see how she acts and reacts to things. The story itself was also...extremely relatable, and the way it was portrayed perfectly encapsulated the feeling of that overall experience without telling us what we were supposed to think or feel. And she's so funny.... full review

Listen I laughed so hard at this show, I was going nuts. These parody songs are so dumb and funny and they take it all so seriously (the band is great, it's fitting they were on the main stage at the Broadwater for that grander feel) that it feels like a real concert. But they're doing a Green Goblin themed parody of Free Fallin'. What's not to like?... full review

Commitment and inventiveness, and generosity. I was deeply impressed, delighted, and laughing the whole time. A beautifully heartbreaking story when you think about it but portrayed in such a way where we laughed along at every devastating mishap, buoyed by Mark's unfettered sense of hope and determination. That's part of what he does so well in this show — forging forward despite his dreams crumbling around him. It's so funny. It's so good. I am excited to see it again. ... full review