The Road to Nowhere

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

The Road to Nowhere is a deeply personal story told with a lot of heart and humor.... full review

Taking familial strife to new, unexpected places, The Road to Nowhere tells a humorous and heartbreaking story of flawed people trying to do better in spite of themselves. Solid performances anchor an interesting story that left me wanting to see more stories from these intriguing characters.... full review

Loved the show! I'm fortunate enough to have seen earlier versions of the script and it came a long way!... full review

The mother and daughter at the center of this story are so beautifully complicated characters. The other characters add a richness to the plot and you just have to know what could possibly happen next. A really touching piece that dealt delicately with the flaws within us as people and within the relationships we have with others. ... full review

Was so good!!!! I loved it.... full review