Tatum Langton

A delightful storytelling of life unfolding in unexpected ways but in the end all for the best. ... full review

Such a fun show! If you're a millennial, you shouldn't miss it. It will make you smile, laugh, and forget all your angsty millennial troubles for at least 55 minutes while you sing-a-long to all your pastime favorite tunes. ... full review

An absolutely PHENOMENAL performance! I could not take my eyes off Teruko. She was truly born to be on stage. She tells her story so genuinely and with delightful humor. I feel privileged to have been able to see it. ... full review

Charlotte is a phenomenal actress who commands the stage with grace and pride. She is a joy to watch. Her voice is just beautiful. She is also hilarious and just such a great performer. She holds the character of Princess Di with poise and honor, and teaches you so much, so effectively, in a brief time. The hour flowed by as effortlessly as did Charlotte across that stage. I could have watched her for hours. ... full review

You should definitely see this show. It's heartwarming in a way I didn't expect. The actors are excellent, funny yet grounded and committed to their roles. I fell in love with each character. And the writing is just superb. You don't realize how superb until the very end. And at only 45 minutes long, this show says a lot without saying too much. Laughed and cried. I loved it. ... full review

Absurdly delightful and unexpected whilst being almost exactly what I expected. From the title to the poster you can generally get the idea of what you're getting into, but...you don't know. You just don't know. It's an adventurous ride that had me wide-eyed and guffawing. John Norris is unapologetic and quirky to the nth degree. I want to see it again and again because I suspect it will never be the same performance twice. ... full review

This solo show is so sweet and tenderly told. It's a touching and heartwarming story of finding forgiveness and overcoming life's regrets. It was a pleasure to watch her take ownership of the stage and her performance. It feels an honor to get a peek into this special relationship between father and daughter. ... full review

Such a great moment for the topic of this show. Joyful commands the stage and makes you feel at home as she unfolds her story offering perspective on a very hot subject right now: abortion. She treats the topic with such tenderness and power, the combo is electrifying. I am so glad she is sharing her story, especially at this time. It reminds me how human and personal this decision is, and frankly none of my damn business. So I got to listen and learn from someone who's been through it. And she ... full review

Larry is so funny and entertaining in his telling of his near-death experiences throughout his life. I was so intrigued by his life story and all he's been through, and so impressed that he wrote a show about it and performed all those magic tricks along with memorizing a full 70 minute show! Naturally charming and endearing, way to go Larry!... full review

Camp Ginger is a fun and unique way of inviting us to learn about the inclusion of others and ourselves just the way we are. Steve is delightful to watch, so talented with his singing voice and character voice work. And the flute! Each character was endearing, which is hard to do, but by the end I even loved the bully. The storyline seems simple, but is actually quite profound as it moves along and the audience learns more about the struggles of accepting oneself in a not so perfect society. ... full review