Brandon Raman

A truly touching, unique and fascinating story. Jonatan is a fantastic storyteller and you can really sense his joy in connecting with his audience. I honestly cannot recommend this show enough. ... full review

"How To Be an Ending" is a surrealist story told from the perspective of a few sorrowful characters living through a dystopian future. I found the themes of regret, a yearning for freedom, and shaken belief to be so sincerely conveyed that it left you heartbroken for each character you met. Elena performs with a heavy empathy that I find very impressive. ... full review

I just want to say that when Jason told me the concept of his show, I was skeptical. Not that I assumed it would be good or bad, but it seemed the idea was so "loose" that I had no choice but to leave any expectations at the door. What I witnessed was a celebration of unique movement and a personal playlist broken up by deeply personal and touching monologues (improvised and added for the second performance, Jason told me). It seems the loose concept allows him to receive feedback from his audien... full review

Ty's sincerity onstage shines in this solo show exploring the characters that create our consciousness. Distinguishing depression from sadness, this show has a wonderful message of checking in with ALL of your loved ones, because you never know who around you may be at war in their own minds. ... full review

The show is an absolute celebration. An unapologetic and powerful story about experienced racism and positive self-affirmation. Levy Lee tells his story of strength and perseverance while living through a racially fractured America. ... full review

Chance presents a very raw and authentic "slice of life" portrayal of a man who has hit an absolute rock bottom. The vulnerability and spouts of erratic personal antagonism yank at the heartstrings, as this journey is eerily relatable. ... full review

The parody levels in this show are off the charts. It was like watching trash tv, but in the best way. I recommend this show to everyone who has ever been sucked down the reality rabbit hole. ... full review

"Birds and the Curiosity" is a fantastic and EXTREMELY imaginative production that touches on themes of self-empowerment, positive familial relationships, and dealing with the multitudes of adversity you will experience through life. I highly recommend this show to everyone, especially children. Brilliant work! ... full review

"Annex" is an incredibly thoughtful, charming and HILARIOUS show. It deals with extremely heavy subject matter with a levity that is truly beautiful to watch. I loved it. It really feels like watching the humble beginnings of what is destined to be a hit show. ... full review

In "The Queen of Bitcoin: The Rise and Fall" Margaux gives us a very honest look into a world that is very alien to many, striped of its mystic and ego. By stating things plainly, she makes the tech sphere extremely relatable to an audience of all backgrounds. ... full review