Sean Boring

What a quirky, fun, and charming show! Caroline was a tour de force in her one woman show about her life long obsession with Ben Affleck. The writing was sharp. The humor was great. The direction was on point; most one-person shows the "director" appeared to be responsible for just the lighting cues, but it was evident that this was a collaboration between performer and director. I found the final song and "dance" at the end to be hilarious, disturbing, and arousing all at the same time. This is ... full review

What an utterly enjoyable hour of theater! The show is comprised of four vignettes that are written and performed by the four talented actors of this company. Their choice to approach the project like this was a good one, because it allows you to hear four distinct voices, while allowing each actor to shine in the roles you know were written with them in mind. All four "one acts" were charming and well written in their own right. However, the standout for me was the final one act with all four ac... full review

A nice piece of theater that both entertains and endears. The natural and easy chemistry between the leads heightens the material. Lots of relatable scenarios that are both subtle and universal. Definitely worth checking out!!... full review

Such a fun show executed by a very talented and willing cast! The lyrics and song premises are funny and original. For, me, the standouts were: My Neighbor, Just a Couple A' Guys, and Pleasure Town. The opening and closing numbers are a MUST for the Fringe audience alone. There was only one song out of the nineteen that didn't really work for me. All of these actors have serious comedic chops and pipes! Make the time to see this show!... full review

Wow! What a fun show! We went in with zero expectations and left thoroughly impressed with the cleverness of the stories and lyrics. The show is almost two "solo" acts in one. The two performers alternate between storytelling (which are all hilarious) and original songs that are fun and clever (Shitty Angels was our favorite). This show will not disappoint. ... full review

RUN TO THIS SHOW! This show is back and better than ever. The cast led by Damien Luvara are all so strong; comedic timing has been finely tuned! The script is playful and rich with industry inside jokes. This show is a lot of fun! Not a chance anyone walks out of that theater without a smile on their face. ... full review

Really well written and acted piece of theatre! The performances and chemistry between the two leads are great and keeps you interested and invested in the story that is being told. The commentary on religion and social issues today are both satirical and thought provoking. Definitely worth checking out!! ... full review

Had know idea what to expect when we went into this show and was pleasantly surprised! The small vignettes of the various and eclectic stories performed by the diverse and talented cast were both entertaining and engaging. The writing was sharp and delivered in an intimate and inviting way. Well done! ... full review

"We Can Be One" was very well done. The songs were nicely written and expertly executed by the talented cast and musicians. The production had a nice flow and a good chemistry among the ensemble. ... full review

We had a lot of fun at this show! The lack of a story is more than made up by a fun and energetic cast that is game for anything! The actor who plays the zombie was hysterical! Musical numbers were fun and tongue in cheek. ... full review