This is a sharp, clever play laden with social commentary. The backdrop of the Occupy protests brilliantly reveals the values of each of the characters, as well as how they conflict and overlap with one another in ways that resonate with the current political landscape....
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A deeply engaging and funny piece that doesn’t make any one character the “bad guy”. It’s nuanced in its commentary and holds up a mirror to the hypocrisies we all have within ourselves. ...
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This is a wonderful meditation on the evils and necessity of capitalism. I really found myself enjoying this morality play about how far one is willing to go to do what’s right. ...
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I went to the show not knowing what to expect. It was a well thought out play with a good perspective from multiple view point on capitalism/ communism/ disenfranchised and the rich.
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Tightly constructed and well performed, Trust delivers a thought provoking look at timeless questions that are relevant in today's world....
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I thoroughly enjoyed Tru$t. I went in knowing nothing about the show and was pleasantly surprised. I found it thought provoking and - unfortunately - very timely. The subject matter was intense and was explored beautifully. ...
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Show about topical subjects like Occupy L.A. and racism in general are always challenging and for the most part, Trust did a great job, especially as a one-act. All political sides were presented and it's the kind of material that should provoke some spirited debates on the drive home....
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