The Road to Nowhere

The cast was amazing. It was a funny show and well written.... full review

This show had the perfect combination of heart and humor. I felt like I was watching a comfort TV show with characters I had known forever! The writing and performances were all great, but beyond that, I could really feel the love that the actors had for the story and the characters.... full review

This show promised a journey, and it delivered! The cast was absolutely incredible, the writing deeply heartfelt, and the overall story was so beautiful. Mother-daughter stories always get me, but this one truly left a mark on my heart. Honest, funny, multi-layered-- all you can ask for in a story! ... full review

If you're looking for a show about complicated family dynamics, makes you laugh and cry, and leaves you feeling good/hopeful, this show is for you! ... full review

Very funny and engaging story.... full review

Before any production, I always hope that it makes me laugh, cry, and think. This production hit the mark on all three. I found myself looking forward to the next scene, occasionally straight up cackling, and even shedding a tear at one scene that felt torn out of my own life.... full review

Great performances all around, engaging story, consistent laughs and a tear or two ... full review

Bold performances by bold actors! ... full review

Reminiscent of the early road-trip comedies of the early 2000's, Road To Nowhere tells the story of an angsty struggling artist who receives a massive opportunity to showcase their art in an exhibition, but must rely on her boy-crazy estranged Mother to drive her there. Comedy ensues and family relationship drama unfolds. Leonard does a great job at selling the main character, with dynamic, flawed qualities.... full review

Loved this show! A sharply written dramedy about a mother and daughter on the long road to acceptance, brought to life with humor and warmth from all the performers. Bravo to all involved! ... full review