Queen Bee

So funny and surprisingly touching!! I loved the character of Mary-Ann! Such a good choice for a good night out, Especially for anyone who’s gone to middle school in the past 15 years!... full review

Such a strong writing and directing sample! A beautiful, tender look at how an ensemble can build each other up or tear each other down. SO fun to watch, and the cast is spectacular. ... full review

A lighthearted and entertaining play!... full review

A delightful and nostalgic return to the heightened emotions of tweenhood, and let me tell you, this show has some TWISTS! ... full review

An interesting look inside what happens when preteen girls are left to fend for themselves. In a lord of the flies type of way. I felt like I was too apart of the lockdown drill. And now thriftshop is stuck in my head! ... full review

Queen Bee was a well-written, funny examination of what might happen if a bunch of very different 12-year-old girls were forced to stay together during a school lockdown. Leaders are chosen, outsiders are bullied, friendships are tested... all hyped up to the level of pre-teen girl importance, a time when every little thing is life or death. Both hilarious and heartwarming, it was a perfect show to start my Fringe schedule!... full review

An ambitious undertaking about middle school kids under a lockdown (drill?)—a nostalgic set and fun 2012 soundtrack, but the play really shines in its pairings. ... full review

Queen Bee was a delightful ensemble teen dramedy that took me back to middle school days but with an entirely different generation. The show explored interpersonal dynamics as the girls are subjected to a lockdown, something my generation never dealt with.... full review