Vince Tula (he/him)

I left this show being reminded of the power of imagination, vulnerability and empathy. The last few minutes before the show ended is where I felt most impacted. And I left being reminded of the power of clown, why some clowns visit hospitals and serve as life preservers that one may need in our most human moments..... full review

A peak into the world of New York City modeling culture. A fun story. It made me miss being young in New York City. This version of the script would make a good short film. Go see Ok, Model for a fun night of theater!... full review

Reina has the courage to share her entire life with an audience. She is brave, can tell a story and hold us with great care as she processes her traumas with us.... full review

a well written and acted take on dating in middle age. A quartet of strong actors, Spencer Weitzel stands out once again with his presence and delivery.... full review

Out of this world. Lots of fun. Rock n Roll. Humans suck. I want to see this play again. I really liked the writing.... full review

Alice Coulter opened her heart to us for an hour with such delicate care and consideration for difficult topics and major life transitions and made us laigh about it in the same moment. A storyteller that is able to find humor in moments of devastation is a special one. Alice Coulter had me welling up and wiping away a tear in one moment and had me belly laughing in the next one.... full review

As the son of an immigrant, and first generation American this dual-solo show left an impact on me. I find great value in immigrant stories, stories of survival and struggle, stories of feeling that no matter what, no matter where - sometimes it just feels like you don't fit in, like you got one foot in and one foot out of your own identity, customs, traditions and culture while trying to seek acceptance as an alien in another world. Diya Kumar takes great care of her audience as she opens he... full review

If you went to art school you’re going to love this show. It was like as if Carol Burnett, Andy Warhol, Laverne & Shirley and David Bowie ran an art school; Mary and Margo would be the students that went to that school . ... full review

This is a timely piece of theater, emotionally powerful and raw. It has elements of fire - explosive and touching at times. Well acted. The piece would translate well to film or an episodic series.... full review

a solid piece of theater, firing on all cylinders. I intend on seeing this play again. ... full review