Whichever One You Feed

I always enjoy Aaron’s plays that explore the human condition using animals as a metaphor!... full review

Whichever One You Feed is an excellent observation on life and sentient beings. The dialogue is grounded, funny, and real. The actors are great- lots of laughs! Another great Aaron Francis production!! ... full review

really nice performances... full review

I love being surprised. Not knowing what I am stepping in to, gives me a thrill...especially when it comes to storytelling. This show was fantastic. Really fantastic and totally unexpected. I don't want to say too much and give it away...but I will leave you with this...what a twist of fate. ... full review

1) It was a fable: a story with animals as substitutes for humans, which has message(s) to tell. 2) It uses animals to explore philosophical themes regarding nature and our purpose for living.... full review

Meandering lecture :(... full review

The best time you will ever have hanging out with a pack of wolves! Just being a fly-on-the-carcass as we listen to the pack air their grievances and biases, their ignorance and intelligence, how they've been infected by humanity and their fears and hopes for the future. An excellent ensemble brings the script to life, exploring the dynamics of the pack and their roles within it, and society at large. Straightforward yet compelling, often funny, mostly clever and sometimes emotional this show is always entertaining! MUST SEE... full review

I loved this show. Amazing modern fable, with real teeth (i hate puns, but i wrote it so...) The performances were super solid. Real listening and power and vulnerability from all of the performers. ... full review

What starts out as an amusing bickering session among a pack of wolves arguing about who was responsible for the killing of the very delicious deer they are eating evolves into a sort of meditation on the need for a repudiation of violence, through empathy and understanding.... full review