Drew Petriello

Extremely entertaining and compelling the whole way through, Nick's story of addiction is not just the examination of what it means to be an addict, but the trail of broken promises left in his wake.... full review

This show is exactly what it says on the tin... full review

Tag yourself. I'm Shannon.... full review

A near-death experience is a wake-up call and opportunity to discover what is really important to you. Or at least, that's how it's supposed to be. You get real honest after a near-death experience, but in Arizona Rain, much like me when I had mine, that honesty only extends so far. Sometimes, even after facing your own mortality, being honest to the one person that matters most remains impossible: yourself.... full review

Talented finger puppets with a lot of drama going on that is, admittedly, extremely funny, even if it kept interrupting the story of Little Shop of Horrors. Obviously, Little Shop of Horrors was the reason we all attended. No other reason.... full review

This show was very funny. Also, I hardly laughed because I was seized by existential dread for about half of the runtime. Highly recommended!... full review

This show destroyed my ability to form coherent sentences for half an hour afterward.... full review

A one-woman show featuring re-lyriced songs, this piece is able to unearth some truly harrowing pain without succumbing to the usual solo show trap of feeling like staged therapy.... full review

Dandy Darkly is a: Character. Storyteller. Vaudeville star. Carnival Barker. Mad Prophet. Spokesperson of a Twisted World. All Hail.... full review

This show is a wild hour. Plenty of complications and absurdity to be had, yet it all comes wrapped around a tight emotional core, having a lot to say about art and the ways we deal with pain.... full review