Dolores

Great cast and production. Very moving and beautiful. ... full review

A really powerful, compact show! The performances were just so incredible!... full review

A beautiful performance by two lovely actresses. They brought truth to the complicated relationship of sisterhood, and allowed space for the powerful message within the story of Dolores. Highly recommend to all LA theater goers!... full review

Davonna Dehay brings a powerhouse performance, while DeeDee Woche is wonderfully grounded and on point. Stephanie Fuery’s direction is great too. The show was funny at times and emotionally raw at its core. The 45 mins flew by. I wanted more. Dolores is a must see!... full review

Watching "Dolores" was a deeply moving experience for me. Mr. Bakers script is raw, and exposes familial trauma in a very real and provocative way. Devonna Dehay's Dolores is a severely wounded person who lives with courage, humor and incredible human spirit. Deedee Woche's Sandra evokes the quiet desperation of people just trying to get by, until she is overcome with realization that love is all that matters in the end. Protecting the fragility of real love forged by fire is essential to our collective existence. Powerful stuff, which landed every note under Stephanie Feury's direction in a beautifully crafted, intimate stage setting. Highly recommend going to see this production before it's gone! ... full review

Dolores is not an easy play to watch or digest; however, that does not take away from the importance of its messages. This two-person play deals with sisters and their dysfunctional relationship. Both of them are past victims of domestic abuse. And while one constantly attracts violent partners to her, the other feels she has moved on to a better life. A few questions the play asks are as follows: If siblings are estranged, are they obligated to be there for each other in times of turmoil? Does trauma follow some more than others? When is it time to take a stand and what happens if someone goes too far? ... full review

"Dolores" is a beautifully crafted one-act play, brilliantly directed and written. In just 45 minutes, time seems to fly, and I found myself swept away by a whirlwind of emotions. The intimate set, though small, is remarkably imaginative, transporting you right into the world of two sisters as they unravel their shared history. Both actors deliver outstanding performances, and the casting is spot-on. I was particularly captivated by Dolores the blonde actress; she has an undeniable charisma. The play unfolds so swiftly—it’s astonishing what you’ve managed to achieve within such a compact space. ... full review

Emotional and dark, with surprise sprinkles of humor, Dolores keeps you locked in. The actresses were committed and their performances kept you on the edge of your seat. ... full review

The show was fantastic! Was captivated by every word. The two actors were so believable. Really enjoyed it! ... full review

The 45 minute run time flashed by like lightning. The actors and story didn't have moment to pause, and neither did the audience.... full review