Yamini Nambimadom

A sweet, nostalgic ride down memory lane through Kel’s journey with their own identity. So much humor and heart. So cool to see a person live so many lives and eventually become the fully realized version of themself standing before you. ... full review

A fun, energetic blend of dance and comedy! Jokes were flying, the moves were incredible, and Matt & Jade had a hilarious dynamic. The bug costume was also incredible!... full review

Incredibly sharp comedic writing with big emotional swings from delusional confidence to crippling self doubt. So much fun to watch Eliza go in and out of personal vignettes, change into a bunch of outfits, and explore so many sides of herself, from the flashiest to the most vulnerable. So confessional but never self indulgent. ... full review

This show was like taking my inner child to a rave. The perfect blend of hilarious and heartfelt. Madi and Avery have an infectious energy that you truly cannot look away from. A true example of tragedy + time = comedy. Amazing sound design & multimedia projections added to the experience of being in a chaotic internet livestream. Madi might be her father’s daughter, but she is also a tour de force of entirely her own creation. So powerful and so vulnerable at the same time!... full review

A powerful, moving solo show that expertly combined heaviness and levity. The script forced us to sit in tension as we slowly got to know and feel for the protagonist, which ultimately made the twist at the end hit like a knife to the chest. ... full review

Kathleen is an incredibly commanding performer. Her commitment to the character is so fun to watch, you simply can’t look away. The show was incredibly crafted, not only was it interactive and silly, but it touched me in my heart. A really fun portrayal of the weird ways grief works in us.... full review

A daughter of Rachel Bloom! Christine has a beautiful voice and a real talent for expressive physical comedy. ... full review

A riot! Introspective, but incredibly goofy so as to never veer into being self serious. Edib is an incredible physical comedian and was able to roll with the punches so well.... full review

An hilarious exposé of the wellness industrial complex! Simultaneously a heartfelt exploration of the lived reality of a person struggling with the invisible struggle of chronic pain. The jokes HIT and Jordan’s performance of the multiple sides of this woman really anchored the story. I thought the twist was really smartly done, and left the show thinking a lot about the ways my struggles are capitalized on and the ways my life would be different if the American healthcare system was different.... full review

A hilarious farce with an incredibly lovable cast of kooky characters. Excellently written, performed, and directed! ... full review