Girls Can Dismantle Fascist Dictatorships, Too

Teenage Spies and Vaudeville Vibes: A WWII Adventure with Heart and Humor GIRLS CAN DISMANTLE FASCIST DICTATORSHIPS, TOO (written by Rachael Winton) showcases the power of theatre with a compelling, funny, and moving performance. Directed by Madeline Cook, this all-women ensemble tells the story of two teenage girls, Lottie Martinez (Marina Villegas) and Ruth Rosenberg (Rachel Winton), who become WWII spies to save Lottie's sister. The use of cue cards and creative props transforms the small stage into various settings, highlighting the ingenuity of live theatre. The cast is spectacular, with Villegas and Winton delivering inspiring performances. Rachael Westra, Kyla Frieden, and Amarita Mookerjee seamlessly move between characters, br... full review

High energy fun! Elle Woods takes on the Nazis? Kim Possible does comedy? Where else can one find fast-paced bubblegum pink capers, Einstein explaining nuclear fission, tap dancing for fascists, and true-story escapades to win WWII?... full review

Very fun and zippy comedy-espionage story!... full review