Drew Petriello (he/him)

Chaotic as hell, yet focused like a homing missile, Dog of Carnage is a dissection of a failed relationship that starts with a custody battle over a dog and ends up... well, let's just say it's not really about the dog, is it? Much like a real life custody battle, the dog is but a ball in a cruel game of tennis, a living vessel through which the two opposing parties launder their grievances and excuses, each volley aimed squarely at a gaping, raw wound.... full review

An unrelenting barrage of manic energy, wacky hijinks, heart-rending personal stories, and very clever use of set and props, Mallie uses James Cameron's Titanic as a vehicle for much laughter and several gut-punches.... full review

Romance is a battlefield and Olivia finds herself standing between the opposing trenches desperately attempting to mediate a truce. As a professional matchmaker, Liv has some stories to tell and they are full of big personalities which provoke even bigger laughs.... full review

Clever and insightful, you should do yourself a favor and watch "the most eligible bachelor in Verona for eight years running" go through his foolproof seduction techniques.... full review

Upon hearing the premise, I thought I knew how this show was going to play out, but Faith zigs when it looks like she's about to zag, then zigs again just to mess with you. The ending may be a foregone conclusion, but the way Faith gets you there is full of surprises, heart, and a goofiness that just won't quit.... full review

Stellar script, stellar performances, Nina Variations is an entertaining and insightful rollercoaster stuffed to bursting with poignant moments, striking images, and thoughtful detours.... full review

Rachel is a constant delight to watch perform, a consummate entertainer through and through, able to mine the often funny, sometimes heartbreaking, always enjoyable material she's created for all it's worth.... full review

The level of artistry on display here is top-tier. Mia uses every single part of the performance animal -- and uses it to expert effect at that. Music, dance, puppetry, pantomime, good old fashioned drama -- it's all here and collides together to form the compelling picture of a person who struggles with the ways they make themself small. Not that I'd have any idea what that's like.... full review

Dumb as hell (complimentary)... full review

I'm a sucker for a good mentalism/magic show and Neo has some real good tricks up his sleeve. Entertaining, inviting, and mindboggling, if you have a mind-reading shaped hole in your life, boy do I have a recommendation for you.... full review