Drew Petriello

This show was exactly what I wanted from it. Fun premise, great head-banging music, and a cast that new how to do comedy well - this metalhead couldn't have asked for a better hour.... full review

What a sharp-witted, superbly acted show. It deals with fascinating questions about family and power and money, but is never overbearing with the messages.... full review

This show was a lot of fun. The commentary was clever without being overwhelming and the cast were all stellar comedic actors.... full review

A fascinating character drama about politics - not necessarily the issues, but about the system itself and what people will do for power. Very moving, I was engaged the whole time and felt so, so bad for poor Colt,... full review

What an incredibly unique show. I've never been a religious person but always found religion fascinating - this show is a respectful and insightful exploration of our collective mythologies.... full review

It's a trivia game show where contestants do silly things! It's a lot of fun!... full review

Masterful writing with a cast at the top of their game... This play left me feeling raw in the way that only astounding theatre can do.... full review

You will never see anything else like this. This sort of commitment to the theatricality of theatre is exactly what School of Night is known for and exactly why you should go see it.... full review

All and all, a fun half hour where you can marvel at a man so in control of his actions and also guffaw at some surprisingly subversive humor.... full review

I should preface that I was lucky enough to attend the test performance on the 29th. If you want to feel paranoid, this show will do that. I was looking over my shoulder for a good thirty minutes after it ended, so for a horror piece I consider that a success. Horror and theatre are often difficult to mix (in my opinion), but these guys made it work.... full review