Miss Magnolia Beaumont Goes to Provincetown

I could have sat and escaped with Miss Beaumont and Master Joseph for hours more. It was charming, moving and hilarious. The writing is fantastic, the acting so much more. I was truly transported and I wish we could all have a debutante inside us at poignant points of our lives. Must see. ... full review

Miss Magnolia is masterful piece of theater that manages to be hilarious, heartbreaking and deeply human all at once. The writing is sharp, funny, and surprisingly profound. The play moves effortlessly between comedy and vulnerability, finding humor and unexpected places while never losing sight of the pain beneath the laughter. Miss Magnolia herself is a brilliant creation: charming, witty, stubborn, and ultimately, compassionate. Bravo, Mr. Hutcheson.... full review

What a lovely show. The character work was spot on. Excellent writing and a great story. ... full review

Amazing performance. Intriguing concept for a NYC gay man to carry on with 19th c Southern Debutante sub persona.... full review

Top notch. Interesting premise, and well acted. It's one of those one person shows that, when you think about it a week later, you incorrectly remember it as being multiple actors since each character was presented so distinctly. Funny and emotional.... full review