Izzy is a self professed theater kid, who through a story of grief has grown into a theater adult. That is to say the man has mastered the art of holding the attention of every single soul in the theater. Storytelling with magic can sometime feel unruly but Izzy's illusions pluck at the emotional core of the moment. It is quite a revelation. Go see this show!...
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An ambitious musical about mother-daighter relationships. A full hour of nonstop songs (literally think Hamilton) that capture the heart and releases the truths about the tension of mothers and daughters. Faye is already a master of the craft of musical theater song writing! Go see this show!...
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Killer jokes and killer feels. Titi's presence on stage is amazing. This show embodies queerness and literally TRANSforms jokes into a story with soul. Hits my queer Asian soul....
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Angry, beligerent but deeply hilarious. Sylvie does a retrospective on her career. This show is deeply interactive and is comfortable with audiences' discomfort. Sylvie is amazing at looking right into the eyes of the audience and yelling for a response! A great piece of satire on clowning and standup....
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Man does Adam know how to fill a stage, with epic characters, hilarious standup, and a song that is both deeply touching and haha funny. I loved how much Adam commits, there is no doubt. You feel his serious commitment to his sobriety and you feel his comedic commitment to your delight!...
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St. Nicholas felt like watching your classic gothic horror novel. It's like wandering into a bar and meeting a character from Wuthering Heights. A vampire tale told from the perspective of a survivor, Andrew brings to life an ugly character in a spooky world and I was with it all the way. Andrew breathes true dynamism into his performance. ...
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A solo show that felt like an arresting collage off poems and stories that captured the experience of being a woman, the violence endured, the internal shame, the forces that create undiagnosable chronic pain. Olivia puts it out there in a show that meditates on her unique story and yet something that feels deeply universal....
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