Ernest Kearney

A PLATINUM MEDAL! Superbly directed, superbly acted....... full review

Griffin Kelly’s one-woman show, at HFF 2023, is an odd little hybrid of a Disney animated feature and gritty French film-noir. Think Le Dos Au Muir meets Gay Purr-ee sans the gayness. ... full review

There is an undeniable commitment in Helfgott’s performance that validates him as a “movement artist.” But that commitment does not elevate what one is viewing in the performance. ... full review

What succeeds in this homage compilation to the pioneering journalist, critic, and poet Dorothy Parker is Parker herself. For those unacquainted with Parker’s wit and life, this serves as an excellent introduction. ... full review

Jae is exceedingly engaging, usually when he steps out of “performing mode,” and, simply, allows his interior funny bone to shine forth. For that "funny bone" a Bronze Medal... full review

As the iconic Joni Mitchell, Rainee Blake’s performance succeeds in transforming the Three Clubs Stage into a time machine, transporting her audiences back to August of 1979 where they find themselves in the front rows of the Greek Theatre. A perfect homage in every way, earning a Platinum Medal. ... full review

A Silver Medal.... Read the full review at thetvolution.com... full review

A Silver Medal... full review

"Writer/Performer Asta Leigh as the uber-stalker comes out plowing through her dialogue, her performance, and her audience like a zaftig juggernaut...." Full review on theTVolution.com... full review

The Fringe offers to the wise neophyte the opportunity to fail and learn. That lesson has been half way concluded by Cadenza.... full review