Aria Gittelson (they/them)

Maybe the most important commentary on the state of masculinity and the patriarchy. Tyler embodies multiple characters who fit into archetypes of modern men we all know, and hilariously gets to the root of why they act like that. With hilarious jokes, incredible physicality, and even some really profound and emotional writing, Extinction Burst is a must see. ... full review

A really special one woman show that subtly reveals itself to you over time. It is weird and quirky in all the best ways. It is also clearly a deeply personal show to this writer/performer, but you are still able to take away your own meaning from it. Just honest enough to be relatable and vulnerable, just vague enough to keep some things beautifully and expertly hidden within the art. I really, really loved it. ... full review

Hilarious. Horrifying in the best way. Alex is hysterical as the Maestro and expertly toes the line between funny and monstrous, you never stop laughing at her performance even though some of it gets really, really dark. Peter is an excellent cellist and an excellent victim to the Maestro's antics. So wildly funny and sick and twisted. ... full review

A spooky and delightful night of ghost stories and beautiful music. These singers are fantastic, and they use the space so well. ... full review

A spectacular feast for the eyes with impressive ensemble work. This troupe has to do everything under the sun and it works so well. Come see trickster if you like whimsical costumes, amazing acting, puppetry, dancing, or if you just want to be totally inspired and laugh a lot for an hour and some change.... full review

The most whimsical show you’ll ever see. Clear artistic purpose and aesthetic vision. Fantastic ensemble work. Sadie is a marvel and her direction in this show is personal and explosive. ... full review

Very sweet vignette style show that deeply humanizes all of its characters equally. This made me really feel for therapists and all the helpers of the world who need someone to be there for them too. Very wholesome and lovely.... full review

A roommate-appreciation story, very relatable for those of us in college during quarantine. The massive and ambitious apartment set looked awesome, and some of the references to the time period were so on the money, I got whiplash. ... full review

Heartfelt, human, and funny. Deeply enjoyable performances between the actors. The story was surprising and refreshing. Beautiful set and captivating transition music helped me live in the world with them. A must-see for sure.... full review

A mesmerizing and tender snapshot of two people who simply care for one another, despite everything else they feel. It is carried equally by its masterful script and emotional performances, and made even more alive with effective set pieces and sound design. Every category was a complete success. ... full review