George Aivaliotis

This show is what happens when “Alone” crashes into a clown school and accidentally eats a GoPro. It’s stupid in the best way—Mark is delightfully unhinged, and the show is packed with audience games that made me feel like a kid. His character is part survivalist, part disaster. It’s a blast; just go!... full review

Me, Myself, and Other” is a moving, sharply funny, and refreshingly honest solo performance that skillfully subverts tropes around disability and identity. By weaving together personal history, cultural complexity, and her diagnosis, she challenges the audience to rethink their assumptions about resilience and otherness. It’s not just a story of surviving, but of powerfully and unapologetically living.... full review

Aaron is a consummate storyteller. An incredibly charming and clever presence — I was completely taken by the twists and turns of his playful recounting of his life story. And you will laugh!... full review

“SQUIRM” is a singular, gutsy ride—equal parts hilarious, tender, and surreal. It’s rare to see a piece tackle chronic illness and identity with such humor and originality. The result is a deeply personal, wonderfully weird journey.... full review

It's perfect, ok? Cam is one of the most brilliant clowns you will ever see. This show has a deceptive simplicity to it, but Cam's attunement to the audience and what's alive in the room is expert.... full review

Couplet are two brilliant, hilarious songsmiths in love. It's not often that comedy singer-songwriters are as talented with music as they are with jokes. Couplet have it all. And they are, dare I say, CUTE.... full review

Emily is from another realm and she brings you to this wonderland with her clown character, Slurt. A transportive experience, this show is as funny as it is wildly inventive. And so dumb (which is the highest clown compliment one can give). ... full review

A captivating work of art and play and poetry. Maggie builds a vivid world with their characters and stagecraft. It is a show that is both prescient and ancient, hilarious and heartfelt. ... full review

Mandy Rubeli’s new play is a beautiful, funny, and honest work. It’s a wonderful orchestra exploring youthful confusions, life, and death.... full review

I had so much funnnn. Songs About Golf is precisely that — and the specificity makes this an absurdity gem of comedy. ... full review