Zay Warfield (she/her)

A delightful palette cleanser that still has me wondering how he did it, Buster charms and surprises in this lighthearted magic show about connection. ... full review

The show starts tongue in cheek, but the teeth bite down by the mid point, and concludes with a desire to heal. If “imagination is key” to finding solutions to the big problems, as Kahane suggests, then this production is a locksmith of thought on the human condition. Smart satire, smart sweat suits (I want one!), smart use of multimedia, smart artist! Solid show! Go see! ... full review

Quirky characters and a prop gun fight for the spotlight in this seminar-premised production from 1996.... full review

Experimental, patient, risky, thrilling. This anthropological theatre piece has the potential to be any level of successful, but to what end? Go see for yourself, then get back to me. Seriously, let’s grab a drink and discuss, because days later, Theatre Show (a play about a woman) is still haunting me.... full review

An utterly charming, visually stimulating, existential puppet show. A lighthearted “Waiting for Godot” - make that Goduck! ... full review

Liz Toonkel is a magnetic, if not magical force. This is an artist who commands the space and holds the audience in the palm of her sometimes tremoring, sometimes adroit hands. Funny, entertaining, genuine, and chock full of spectacular eye-candy surprises! ... full review

A slick, neurotic frenzy that is tightly wound and hilariously unhinged. Emily Markoe has a laser-focused yet frantic, delicious energy that cuts like a knife and leaves you laughing til you [don’t] puke. A must see. ... full review

Paulina has one lifelong, burning question, but the production left me with many queries of my own. ... full review

A sweet show with no risks or stakes. Lovely shadow puppetry produced on a delightfully creative and practical set, this show is filled with nostalgia and is a charming homage to a grandmother. At less than thirty minutes, it lasts about the length of two starlight mints and has about as much substance. ... full review

Samantha has tapped into something raw and spiritual. Sharply written, deeply personal, regrettably relatable, and hella funny. See this show! ... full review