Roominate

Roominate is a love letter to our internal monologues and an underrepresented reflection of what depression feels like from the inside. I'm glad I bed to see it.... full review

A beautifully acted and clever look at what it means to be human. Claire Layden and Emma Davis exhibit a masterclass in storytelling and performance. I could have watched this show on repeat. ... full review

A short and sweet witty comedy that is incredibly relatable. So many wonderful surprises. Makes you want to laugh and cry. Brava girls <333... full review

Deeply moving, hilarious, brutally honest, and raw. Beautifully written and performed. ... full review

It had a little of everything from comedy to thought provoking dialogue. I can’t believe how amazing it was for only 30mins! It left me wanting more. ... full review

It felt like a modern platonic dialogue on the nature of being, but not trying to find an overall answer. At times it made me think of Camus’ essays about and against suicide within an absurdist philosophy. Overall, I greatly enjoyed the show!... full review

I am so grateful I saw this show! I had no idea what I was going to see, as I was just tagging along with friends. The show was a totally unexpected take on being stuck and questioning one’s place in the world. The actor/writer Emma Davis created a unique, physical representation of depression, and managed to be funny and poignant all at once. I really loved it!... full review

Super fun and tight show! Love the concept and execution.... full review