WILHELMINA

Reviewer Dondre Tuck's glowing review of Wilhelmina for LA Theatrix :) https://www.latheatrix.com/post/review-moving-wilhelmina-at-hollywood-fringe-festival... full review

The actors did a great job at embodying their characters and the time period. I was truly transported into the setting of a riveting (and very well told) story. With just one set, it can be difficult to show a bigger picture, but Wilhelmina proved it can be done.... full review

I didn’t get a chance to see Cheyenne’s first play Majorettes last year so I made sure I was in attendance for her sophomore play and she didn’t disappoint!... full review

It was great! Every character had their own unique POV and theme. The cast did an amazing job. ... full review

Enjoyed the show overall! The story was intriguing and unpredictable! ... full review

A cohesive and rich storyline. Each actor breathed life into their characters and really provided a round, immersive experience for viewers.... full review

Wilhelmina is a brave production that bites off a story that you will rarely see. I am grateful that I witnessed the writing and these fine actors. ... full review

Overall, this show was well done. The performances brought the story to life and the set was nicely designed. The costumes added the right touch for the period. There's potential for this piece, once given more time and space to breathe. It could benefit from tightening it up and more attention to other details. ... full review

It was intimate, beautiful and personal. Every actor’s performance was grounded, charismatic and committed. The direction and writing were top tier and every scene moved the story forward. No dead time. ... full review

Wilhelmina, although written in the past couple years, has the tonal and atmospheric feeling of a great American classic play. A glimpse into a Virginian home in the 1950s filled with dysfunction, newcomers, and a whole lot of emotional trauma. The actors are dialed in, grounded in their circumstances, and breathe great life into the characters. Cheyenne Washington, in the titular role (AND playwright) graces the stage with damaged elegance, perfectly honest for Wilhelmina. Her shared chemistry with star-caliber actor, Tanner Hake, is intense and sultry. Hake, in the role of Mr. Brayson Ashford, is comparable to a stick of dynamite on stage. Brooding strength, conniving intelligence, and unpredictable in his actions. This production a... full review