I Totally Would've Had a Threesome With You

This play is a ton of fun. All aspects of the show work together seamlessly to build a world in which the audience is able to really immerse themselves.... full review

A trip back to summer camp, but also college dorm life! This production was an engaging experience from start to finish. The cast delivered strong performances, bringing authenticity and heart to every scene. Ellen wrote a unique and authentic story!... full review

I've Been to a lot of summer camps but wow I've never what they do behind closed doors of those cabins! This Wilde show had the audience laugh, cry, gasp and audibly respond to the Camp Counselor Drama.... full review

A funny look at the camp experience told with personality and expressiveness... full review

An intimate look at the camp experience from the people who take care of the campers. What started as a campy (yes, I said it!), light-hearted comedy got surprisingly deep. ... full review

This is such a good show! The writing felt so true and touching, all the actors were magnificent.... full review

Great piece! The dialogue is funny and the actors really bring out some hilarity with interesting and unexpected choices. The script is a little over-produced at times, but overall I think the writer is very strong!... full review

A very well written and directed show about 4 camp counselors and their various amorous endeavors culminating into an emotionally charged revelation. The actors brilliantly handled the levity and darker moments in a must watch performance. So fun!... full review

A punchy teen camp rom-com with some depth. The audience was audibly invested in the drama happening on-stage, because the drama was the kind of delicious stuff that made up all the notes we passed in class. The ensemble worked well together, and the set was visually fun. ... full review

This was an earnest, unflinching portrait of young love--the ineffable, overwhelming passions of youth that leave indelible impacts during our formative years. A story that reminds the audience of that one summer, that one semester, those starlit nights that dared us to take control or be controlled by forces of physical desire, love, drugs, trauma, friendship, freedom.... It reminds us of a time when, for better and for worse, it was even hard to tell the difference.... full review