Unsweet Perdition

A darkly funny, unsettlingly spooky, surprisingly touching journey into the surreal. ... full review

Unsweet Perdition is a workplace dramedy meets Erin Brockovich meets a Mike Flanagan series. Evan Spreen is a playwright who knows how to build tension and can write monologues that feel like poetry. I loved the way these characters and their stories slowly revealed themselves. Congrats to the whole team!... full review

Don’t see this play if you’re looking for an emotionless, derivative production where the characters have zero depth. UNSWEET PERDITION is the exact opposite—alive with tension, nuance, humor, and a fierce emotional core. Each character is sharply defined and walks through this world with their own intentions, contradictions, and needs. There’s no filler here—every moment feels like it matters, every interaction a layered negotiation. And just when you think you’ve sized someone up, their monologue cuts through the noise—personal, raw, and often gut-wrenching. Each one may pull at your heartstrings in ways you didn’t expect. Evan’s writing is so precise poetic and powerful, I’m inclined to believe every word of Dam jargon as gospel. Th... full review

This was a well written; poignant satire! The writing was exceptional and the performances elevated it. Everyone played off of each other so well, a true ensemble piece, wasn’t expecting to tear up towards the end. The piece holds space for humanity; existence; all of its ills; beauty and madness. Go see this show!... full review

The setting was a vibrant, powerful character of its own. It may be one of the most unique locations for a play that I've ever seen. The actors all did a wonderful job of honoring and uplifting the beautiful blending of sci-fi and existential drama throughout this play. This play is absolutely worth seeing for its innovative story-telling techniques contained at every step of the writing.... full review

What a funny and interesting show! 90 minutes is perfect, went by too quickly. ... full review

Great moments of humor intertwined in mystery and intrigue. ... full review

A fantastic and very unique show! Beautiful writing and memorable performances, would definitely recommend!... full review

Very beautifully written. I could listen to Evan Spreen’s dialogue for hours. ... full review

A surprisingly poetic surrealist piece with beautiful monologues and dark humor. ... full review