The Dinner Party

Damn, what an excellent show! I was on the edge of my seat. Real whodunnit vibes, mixed with the intense drama of breaking relationships. I don’t want to give too much away but basically the Dinner Party is focused on what happens as someone’s infidelity comes to light. But how that happens is crazy…... full review

WOOOOOOOOFFFF! This one definitely had me locked in. It's a real blend of moments & situations that range from dark, to funny, to awkward, to crushing. A really sharp & poignant reminder that every choice has a consequence, and the juice isn't always worth the squeeze. Fantastic writing, and the cast absolutely understood the assignment -- and aced it. Go and check this one out!... full review

The dinner party was so real and loved the use of the board and flashbacks. Chloe gave a great performance as Penny. She was sweet and portrayed anger well. ... full review

Great experience. Script showed excellent promise. ... full review

I think the show is really ambitious, and makes some interesting choices with storytelling for an otherwise pretty standard cheater plot. It's definitely a familiar feeling for anyone who has been cheated on or gaslit. Or for anyone who has seen a show or movie or heard a song about someone cheating. ... full review

If you've ever had a lying, two-faced boyfriend or a surprise encounter with "the other woman," buckle up — this play places both of these characters at the heart of a blackmail conspiracy and one very awkward birthday party. The evening is full of suspense, deceit, and some delightful dark humor. Everyone's a suspect, but the ending is a satisfying surprise!... full review

So well written. Both the writer and performers were able to really engage us in the story. The direction added to the audience being drawn into the story and rooting for the two women.... full review

Some really talented actors on stage who deserve better material. Though I will say that the script is relatively relatable if you've been cheated on by your partner and someone you considered an ally. Even more on the nose, someone who's a colleague.... full review

Loved Erin McShanes writing. Loved the flow of the actors utilizing a small space. The story was a great twist. Atiny bit of Virginia Wolfe. Utilizing today’s tech onnthe story was genius. A whodunnit mixed with betrayal. Lost love and found self respect. A must see ! ... full review

I thought it was a really strong relationship story. Neil Simon-esque -- very real, very fast, snappy dialog. But modern, created for today. ... full review