Emily Markoe

Fun from start to finish, audience participation that feels like pure play, and a surprise at the end - this show has it all! ... full review

Want to watch a slapstick farce with up to 5 characters on stage at once, but only one actor? This show is for you. I have seen this show twice and it just gets better. Unhinged, out of control, and absolutely hilarious. Molly showcases skills you’d never expect while keeping you laughing for a full hour. I would see it a third time in a heartbeat. ... full review

This show is deeply personal yet powerfully relatable. Charlene navigates us through some unimaginable bad luck (to put it lightly) with grace, humor, and depth. ... full review

This show is hilarious and touching. Phil is a fantastic comedian, actor and writer. Lessons takes you on a journey through your childhood library and points out everything wrong with what you were taught -- and there's a lot!... full review

This Is Art obviously begs the question: is this art? And the answer is YES. This show has *levels* and Tony takes us on a hilarious, beautiful, creative, and emotional tour. ... full review

I came away healed, cured, baptized, lawyered, slightly damp, and deeply touched. This show is everything! ... full review

A snapshot of homelessness told beautifully and with utter humanity. The Vanlyfe team took an ambitious project and knocked it out of the park. Not simply a performance - an immersive experience - with an important and effective message. ... full review

A heartbreaking story told beautifully. Becca is an enthralling performer, I loved her characterization of Auntie B. With such strong writing and performance it was easy to get sucked in to the inner life of this complicated character. ... full review

BABY is, without exaggeration, a brilliant piece of art. Rachel strikes that delicate balance between empathy, discomfort, and comedy that makes for an incredible roller coaster of a show. More BABY please!... full review

I absolutely loved this fresh take on Shakespeare. A fabulous look at the internal lives of secondary characters -- and the title is totally right, they really need better friends. Accessible for people who haven't read Hamlet since high school (me!) as well as Shakespeare aficionados. ... full review