To the End of the World

I loved the show! It really brought me back to 2012. A wonderful group of actors as well. ... full review

This is a must see, laugh out loud show. Perfectly depicts middle school!... full review

This was hysterical. I haven't laughed this hard in a long, long time. SEE THIS SHOW!... full review

Plenty of charming 2012 middle school nostalgia!... full review

What a delight from top to bottom. A crackerjack script with electric performances from its young cast. Tackles some weighty issues that teens face (I know I sure faced them) in an upbeat and approachable way, but never feels preachy or message-oriented. Believe me when I say - it's a total blast.... full review

I fell in love with every character and laughed out loud every other line. The energy on stage was palpable and I was hooked from the start. ... full review

As someone who was in middle school in 2012, this play was so spot on and written perfectly. Super niche to the times, and very relatable. The cast was amazing and very believable as dramatic middle schoolers, all the jokes landed very well, and the songs used were perfect. I laughed throughout the entire show, and I would love to watch it again. ... full review

This show is hilarious. It is right on the nose of going too far in the best way. Each character made me think of someone from my middle school days and made me connect to the show even more. The hysteria of 2012 at that age was depicted wonderfully and the intense fear mixed with the cruelty of being in middle school and anxiety of finding yourself was all the perfect balance. This show is a must see for anyone wanting a laugh with audible gasps from the audience and laughter to be heard from outside the theater. Well done to this incredible cast and crew... full review

Well written...great ensemble! This play explores friends navigating middle school crushes, puberty and the impending 2012 dooms day.... full review

This play takes every opportunity to be earnest only to squander it in favor of being edgy and ironic. And has there ever been a time where a show has made that choice and it been good? It's premise of a young man trying to convince his friends to join him in his family's bunker before the world ends only describes the last 15 minutes of the show. Everything before that point is like watching someone's attempt at aBig Mouth episode with an ensemble of characters who are cartoonishly cruel to each other and not people you want to root for. ... full review