Brett Moore (he/him)

This show is WONDERFUL! Duane's voice is a rich, warm presence that, together with nothing else but his guitar, would be worth the price of admission alone. But then, in his storytelling sections, Duane skillfully blends Nat King Cole's story and circumstances with those of his own, illustrating the hardships Cole had to face on the road... and the work we still have to do as a society today. This is a gorgeous, reflective journey through the life of Black jazz musicians, featuring a slew of well... full review

A PHENOMENAL show and sendup of both MLM marketing and pop psychology! Kathleen knocks this out of the park--the frenetic balance between the character's professionalism and her reality--and the many products she wants to send you to help you!--is a fantastic tight-rope walk that Kathleen builds perfectly. Don't miss this show!... full review

This show is a lot of fun! I really enjoyed Gherkin's imagining of the moments after the apocalypse begins. What a great combination of the comedic and the tragic, particularly in the first half! Come prepared to play along!... full review

A fascinating show and look into David's artistic career, and how much he drew from Bowie for inspiration. A wonderful, detailed show about the rocky journey to meeting your heroes.... full review

A spectacularly written and directed psychological thriller! The show slowly carves a very disturbing picture, brought to life with unreal (and unnerving) chemistry between the characters, particularly between Lucas Alifano and Emily Clark. As the show advances and the situation escalates, you'll feel the squirming of the characters in your very soul! ... full review

This show really gives Scott a wonderful platform to showcase his various voice and singing work, and is just a delightful journey through all Scott's influences and passions. Great humor, fun, and joy here, with some neat storytelling ideas.... full review

Just a masterclass in chemistry and character work and evolution from this team. Three chapters follow a saavy team of political leaders and thinkers as they work within and against the system--and with and against one another--in a study of power both short-term and long. Drew Petriello's dialogue crackles as always in the hands of a tremendously able cast and Brandon Karsh's clean and intense direction.... full review

You have to see this show to believe it! It's wonderful! Prith Khalsa's premise sounds bizarre--and it is!--but what emerges from it is a storytelling masterpiece deftly maneuvering moment to moment both hilarity and pathos. It starts from a very recognizable place, and devolves as Henry's imagination gets the better of him in a lonely moment into a wonderful, fleshed out world and entire lifetime. ... full review

Genuinely spooky, you maybe surprised what you're willing to believe when this show concludes! And Jon's stories here aren't just ghost stories, or just stories of his grandmother's "imaginary" friend, but also the stories of our connections and the ties that bind us all to our communities--no matter how eerie the origins.... full review

This show is completely unhinged, in all the best ways! Funny, spooky, and with a surprisingly genuine moment in the middle, Jackie's clear and obvious talent for love and clown work paints a range of experiences all into one show, perfectly suited for Skiptown's stage.... full review