Solo

Dive into a stellar experience that explores just how far one must travel to escape the gravitational pull of mankind. With a fantastic performance from Juliana Joel and Anthony Notarile, this show is truly out of this world, bringing this chaotic cosmos to life in a way that’s light-years ahead of the ordinary. Don’t miss this cosmic adventure that promises to take you to infinity and beyond! ... full review

An inventive and surprising sci-fi that understands the assignment: urgent commentary on the present day.... full review

Set against the backdrop of space travel and futuristic technology, this play is a masterclass in storytelling that is as thought-provoking as it is wildly entertaining. The premise alone is compelling, but it’s the execution—sharp, witty, and emotionally intelligent—that makes this production soar. What struck me most was how powerfully the play challenged my own thought processes. It confronts societal norms and expectations with fearless honesty, especially around age, gender, and value. Jane’s journey is not just through space, but through the complex terrain of identity, purpose, and autonomy. I loved it so much and wish I could see it again! ... full review

I saw the 6/23 performance, and it was stellar. Really fantastic performances and a creative script. Very timely and relevant. Excellent production — definitely see it before it closes!... full review

Amazing, thought provoking, powerful and touching, Solo is a 30 minute show that I could've watched a whole series to, and beyond! The writing was sensational by Scottie Jeanette Madden, with messages that are so necessary for today's discussion about LGBT rights and truths. I loved the ferocity and liveliness of the main character Jane Weigh, wonderfully portrayed by Juliana Joel, and how she stood consistently in her heart and mission. When 'some dude named Roger' comes into play, portrayed by the fantastic Anthony Notarile, the audience is consistently rooting for Jane. A captivating watch throughout. I wanted so much more after the 30 minutes concluded with Solo. I'm so excited to see if this piece is built into something so much bigger,... full review

“Humankind: Be Both” ... full review

Wonderful show! We loved it and the cast was amazing. Great acting both by the radiant and lovely Juliana and by Anthony who has some great comedic chops! Chelsea's work was a joy! What a great and POWERFUL script... and the set... (the screen!!). My one regret is that I didn't get to see a Part 2 and find out what happens with the wonderful Commander and her story. I am so glad I got to see it and I highly recommend it!... full review

Thoughtful, informative, and comedic all at the same time. ... full review

Thought provoking content with witty and clever dialogue that travels across the futuristic stage at warp speed. Solo's compact, 30 minute Sci-Fi comedy provides biting LGBTQ+ commentary about the fragile state of the patriarchy and it's all out assault against any societal attempt to mess with the preservation of the status quo. I encourage you to "Boldly go where no one has gone before" and enjoy the voyage with Solo with an open mind. It is in this space, that you'll catch a glimpse of the final frontier, the future, and explore whether the notion of true "equality without exception" can ultimately exist anywhere in the galaxy. ... full review

Amazing. It unfolded in such unexpected but satisfying ways. Definitely coming back, and definitely bringing others along with me.... full review