Brendan Weinhold

The 90s, man. The 19-frickin'-90s. This show looks a little like wishful thinking for geeks, but spends enough time with each of the leads that we begin to remember how crazy it is to be a teen, and how anything can happen. We had many laugh out loud moments from a great combination of acting, staging, and writing. The show uses as its twist something that is statistically unlikely, and its effort to do so leaves a few weak points. That aside, the whole production is strong and enjoyable. If you ... full review

Heaven has theme days. And pranks. And no birds. And lots of dating. The show starts very strongly. Both actors are exceptional performers. The script's concept and execution are worthy of another draft with more research incorporated into each of the characters. Even with amusing characters, the later scenes of bickering drag the show a bit, but it ends very sweetly. If you like myriads of characters and a clever hook, this show is for you!... full review

Boom chaka laka. Too often I get told to take politics out of theatre. Well BOOM CHAKA LAKA. Riot Grrrl doesn't, and they punk ROCK. See this show if you want to walk out with the energy to change the whole f'in world. ... full review

This company has a very supportive community. The house was packed for the show I saw, and a very enthusiastic audience laughed heartily and applauded the heightened emotions. I was corrected in my assumption that these performers were students. The show included unsteady performances. The staging had a few brightly comic moments, but a lack of attention to detail that unsuspended my disbelief. The writing provided some very conspicuous opportunities for the actors to play states of being, and wa... full review

'Women' uses its source material well. Very tight performances and quick scenes really move the story from joke to joke in an entirely amusing way. The show very much relies on the predictable cadence of sitcoms, and pairing that with classic literature makes for entertainment a step above. Absolutely fun!... full review

Keep in mind, I am inclined to dislike stories about rich people problems, so this wasn't for me. While I found the use of space engaging, and watching Andrew Boyle spin from character to character was wholly entertaining, I couldn't help getting distracted by the thought that the major conflict in this piece was one that I couldn't remotely relate to. A big chunk of the show was devoted to how to entertain oneself living in London with an endless supply of money. Though we were to believe that c... full review

It's nothing short of incredible. Fancy is compelling, sweet, smart, funny, exciting, thoughtful, lovely... just... wonderful, and worth it. Her singing is gorgeous and funny and poignant. Her repartee is gorgeous and funny and poignant. Her stories are gorgeous and funny and poignant. If you haven't discovered her yet, don't lose any more time. Go to her next show. Track her down. Enjoy! Enjoy! Enjoy!... full review

It's hard to know what every moment is saying, but people moving through intentionally lit space is a fascinating way to get us to wonder.... full review

I love the absurd, and this certainly has it in spades. Not to fixate on details, but the facepaint is brilliant! I love what it does to the actors' faces. If you like absurdism, this is for you!... full review

Such a good show. We laughed a lot and hard. Great fun. The performers are so good and so good at letting the audience in on the fun they’re having on stage. Just… It’s worth your hour. FUN. And clever and thoughtful and exciting and smart and lovely.... full review