Alps, Adieu!

The show I watched before this was about Suicide. So I went with a Pallet Cleanser with A Dark Comedy about Suicide! And it was quirky, dark and funny! ... full review

I feel that this show is a twisty.turny serious/comedic romp with lots of elements you don't see coming. It's full of heart! It's quite a wild ride! You can't help but feel joy in watching all of the performances on stage. ... full review

Super funny show and a very talented cast! ... full review

Loved it! Lots of twists and turns that kept me on my toes. There were moments where my tears were interrupted by bouts of laughter, which is all an audience member can ask for. ... full review

A super fun dark comedy with an incredible ensemble!... full review

Alps, Adieu! is a delightful play about a heavy topic. The play heavily leans into its identity as a dark comedy, and does so in a very enjoyable manner. The entire play takes place in a single location, creating a sense of intimacy between the audience and the actors. The cast blends together wonderfully, and brings the interplay of emotion and humor of the playwright, Jenna Covarrubias, to light. Although this is her first play, it is obvious what a talented writer and director Covarrubias is. Alps, Adieu! is a must see!... full review

This was incredible! I can't believe how many twists and turns there were. I could never have predicted where this story would end up and I loved every second of guessing in between! The characters were wonderful and it even had me siding with a Pisces man! Who woulda thought. Loved every second of this!... full review

I laughed I cried I shouted (which is what I do when something is so funny laughter just can’t suffice). This play tackles insanely intense and dark subject matter with sensitivity, humor, and love. ... full review

A funny absurdist look at a very important and needed discussion about death with dignity - a true comedy of errors about death with dignity. Solid performances all around with well written and timed jokes and humor.... full review

This play went from unusual to unhinged in 60 minutes and I am here for it! The premise is darkly absurd, and the humor is character-based, two things I love. The writing is solid, the actors are wonderful, and the story really Goes There. Sources of inspiration include: Harold and Maude, The Addams Family Musical, and Mel Brooks.... full review