Amazing Graves

A fun night of theater. The acting was fantastic with stand outs Rebecca O'Brien and Michael Dempsey. Both ensembles were outstanding but these 2 actors stood out to me.... full review

Great writing and performances! What a smart use of the time allotted. 2 plays that pack a punch with laughs and tears. Definitely go see this.... full review

I truly loved this show! Both of these plays resonated deeply- and for different reasons. I was blown away by the performances and how unique each show was. The first play had a spectacular cast. Tammy Mora’s anger & frustration was palpable- and the supporting cast was so much fun- I loved Amanda Lynne’s Harriet! The second play was more rooted in reality with relationships that felt nuanced, real, and evolving. Rebecca O’Brien supplied a bulk of the comedic relief, are while feeling grounded & angsty. ... full review

Amazing Graves is a stellar production. Smart funny writing, and both casts were SO GOOD. I thoroughly enjoyed every aspect of this show. Kudos to them!... full review

This is a sincere, enthusiastic group of actors who believe in their characters and their quandaries whether in the afterlife or the inner life. A lot of fun to watch.... full review

Two fun short plays set in a cemetery have a lot going on under their comedic surface. "I Hate How You Dress" is about death and the afterlife, mothers and personal responsibility. Funny and biting, but also sweet and hopeful. It brought a tear to my eye. "Our Cemetery" riffs on Thornton Wilder's Our Town, bringing together a group of theater kids 50 years after their last onstage performance. Long-buried passions and resentments ring true, both entertaining and sparking recognition. ... full review

This show was pretty good and entertaining! Very funny in moments, and also very personal. I love dark comedy so setting a couple of shows in a graveyard speaks to me and aligns with my humor.... full review

Imaginative and funny approach to dealing with unsettled emotions in a graveyard setting. The 2 acts worked well together. ... full review

A delightful pair of one-acts that engage themes of morbidity and mortality with a lot of heart. Lots of humor, a very engaged audience, and particularly stellar performances from all five actors in "Our Cemetery."... full review

This is a touching, bittersweet evening of theater that reminds us of how precious life is by facing us with its inevitable end.... full review