Betsy & Patty Find Out

Wow! Talk about TIMELY! ... full review

An hilarious, heartfelt way in to important struggles that many of us are facing.... full review

This show is funny and thoughtful, and builds to a haunting conclusion that I can't stop thinking about. ... full review

Inventive, heartbreaking, funny, poignant, Aaron Francis' script keeps us in intriguing anticipation the whole way though, and Jen DeRosa and Jules Bruff carry the load, spinning yarns towards oblivion; even if there is perhaps a solution that hasn't occurred to them yet. Betsy and Patty Find Out is a choice thought-experiment of a story that challenges our own views about ourselves and of that within society that is taken for granted in many ways as being reality. What do we really know about the road ahead? What do we really know of the past? Do we even know how to ask the right questions? ... full review

This was a beautifully written piece...very current, human and relatable story told in an unusual way. The set was minimal and the focus was on the storytelling and the two characters. The acting was delightful...the big personality of Betsy, played by Jennifer Derosa, was the perfect compliment to the innocence and vulnerability of Patty...a doe-eyed, somewhat naive cow played by Jules Bruff. The characters were so loveable. The Actresses execution of our two leads make us fall in love with them all the while knowing they are facing impending doom. Profound.... full review

Cows in existential discussions about waiting in lines, social constructs and how much free will does a cow really have as it waits to get the old bolt to the brain pain. ... full review

This was a very good show. Jules and Jennifer have a chemistry that's obvious and at times, rare. It's frank, funny and ultimately liberating.... full review

This show really made me wonder... Do animals have/need a sense of community like humans do? Do they have feelings of sadness? Are they curious about their surroundings? Do they yearn for another life? And the big, obvious questions...Do they experiences fear at the moment of death? And do we really need to eat them? ... full review

A SUBVERSIVE, POTENT INDICTMENT OF THE LETHAL POTENTIAL OF PASSIVITY; IMAGINE A FABLE OF JEAN DE LE FONTAINE BROADCASTING TO THE JEWS OF WARSAW.... CUTE, FUNNY AND SO PAINFULLY RELEVANT AS TO REDUCE ONE TO TEARS....... full review

This was quite a treat. I was expecting a comedy, and then as the plot made itself clear, i was expecting to laugh less.... but instead i laughed more. a dark, funny and surprisingly deep comedy. see if you can.... full review