To the End of the World

It was so accurate to middle schoolers especially in that time. The way everyone talked and behaved and their insecurities were so true. Everyone could find at least one character to relate to. So many scenes had me falling off my chair laughing. Just the opening is enough to stand on it own. But then you get so much more. It could get sentimental, sad, and hilarious. I look forward to future plays from this director and these actors. ... full review

The cyclical nature of bullying in middle school is rarely portrayed accurately in media. However, this play portrays it exceptionally well, demonstrating empathy and understanding for all characters as they navigate coming of age and facing different obsticales to self confidence. It is both humorous and realistic, capturing the essence of that age group.... full review

As someone who was a young, queer teen in 2012 this show was such a delight. To the End of the World fills a huge need for media about growing up in the 2010s, a time where queer culture was changing in a major way and so many kids who are now artists were discovering who they are. The concept was executed flawlessly and made me feel like part of a community I didn’t know I had as a kid.... full review

This is such a fun idea that I wish I came up with. Jesse wrote a fantastic script that the actors seamlessly brought to life! An excellent look at teen angst. I loved every second of this show, and wish I could live in this little world they created. ... full review

A funny and warm dramady that transports you to 2012 ... full review

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