Jessica Mele

Pop rollercoaster ride through the early aughts, we revisit a string of Deegie's ex boyfriends. Performance was backed by a live band and powered by passionate vocals and original music.... full review

delightful, engaging, honest performance about existential questions and existing as a human person in hollywood.... full review

The most delightful play about intellectual property rights I've ever seen! (seriously, though, I love that stuff and really enjoyed this play)... full review

Unexpected, off-kilter, personal and also otherworldly, Natalie takes us through different characters and places to an unexpected cathartic ending with plenty of laughs along the way.... full review

This play is all the title suggests. It is historical and gay; it stars Nancy; and its a bit clownish. But there is a tender beating heart beneath the camp, and that is the genius of this piece. ... full review

Incredible character-based performance, unexpected and delightful characters, and soo many props and costumes. An hilarious exploration of identity and true-to-life horse impressions.... full review

Incredible story, originally told and extremely timely for this moment. ... full review

Relatable stories about girlhood, female bodies, gender, and bathrooms. Ensemble cast was strong and set was clever and whimsical.... full review

What a beautiful piece! The performance felt more like an intimate story told among friends. I had the sense I was seeing something significant, the culmination of one person's healing process over many years, and it was powerful because she decided how and where and when to tell it.... full review

Strong ensemble piece about growing up asian - and mixed-race - in rural America. It's often challenging, and always honest.... full review