The Dog Log

What a wonderful framework for a play. The protagonist is fantastic: dry, hilariously cantankerous, and with so much heart that you cannot help but root for him. ... full review

This is such a great story to tell in an intimate space. I enjoyed the tight-knit audience and studio theatre. The play brought just the right mix of comedy and drama while also bringing you into the world of the story. I could see and hear the other characters as Richard would describe them or say their words--their characteristics, habits, and patterns all playing through the story. Certainly an evening of empathy and walking in others' shoes that also asks the audience to become introspective in order to see themselves and the people in their own lives as beings who simply need love and caring for. Go see this show while you can! ... full review

I’m certainly seeing this again. I feel like I saw the behind-the-scenes of a great future film. If you love comedy & dramas, this is a show you can’t miss. The emotional journey was apparent and felt like it had a piercing lesson for every person that is working to get “unstuck” on something in their life. ... full review

Richard Lucas will certainly make you laugh, and possibly make you cry. But most importantly, you’ll discover something miraculous in this true-life tale of his crazy hoarding neighbor with her ceaselessly yapping Yorkies; that by reaching out to others, we find salvation for ourselves. ... full review

Short and sweet answer? Impassioned.... full review

Loved the show! Was captivated from the moment it started until the end. I loved his character's ARC and left the theater wanting to follow his journey even more. How interesting that we have the capacity to change so much. This show is a testament to that fact and that we don't have to be condemned to our problems - they don't have to define us.... full review

This is a super sweet story that takes a few turns that I wasn’t expecting. ... full review

A deeply personal story about Richard’s experience with his neighbor from hell. It’s about not judging a book from its cover. ... full review