Jordan Young

ALAP's “Sex, Lies, and Social Media” is a mixed bag, but highly entertaining for the most part. The three pieces contributed by Lorin Howard, Mary Steelsmith and Elin Hampton are all consistently clever and amusing. The two short plays by Dan Berkowitz and Ron Burch are not without laughs but tend to fall back on stale ideas and clichés.... full review

The first of these two one-acts, “The Pterodactyl,” never quite works, though Mary Newsome is engaging... “Delilah” is the more polished of the two pieces in script and performance; the ensemble has good chemistry and really connects with the audience. --Jordan Young, LA/OC Arts Examiner... full review

Lots of fun. ... full review

Stop reading this review and make a plan to see this show NOW before it disappears. Superlatives are pointless; HOT CAT is wholly unique, like other Theatre Movement shows (TRACK 3, their must-see adaptation of THREE SISTERS, is being revived at the Bootleg for a few days in July en route to Edinburgh).... full review

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If you need to catch up on your sleep, go elsewhere. This show will keep you awake. No, that wasn't an earthquake that jolted you out of your seat just now. ... full review

This show is not for everyone. If you want a safe, comfy, feel-good kinda show, this ain't it. If you like it raw, edgy, visceral, and a little dangerous, this one's for you. ... full review