The Art of Reassurance

It was mind-blowing and hilarious.... full review

I thought the entire play was excellent. The writing was thoughtful and nuanced. I thought the subject matter was not too heavy. The main character's layers are revealed as the play goes on. I thought the movement was well placed. The entire creative team did an incredible job bringing this play to life.... full review

The cast, crew, and creative team nailed this out of the park; Joshua’s unsettling and confrontational writing is elevated by meticulous choices in costume, physicality, and scenic design all to tell a unique perspective on the current loneliness epidemic. The cast walked a tightrope between exaggerated comedy and deep introspection that created a beautiful, engaging piece that gives you something to chew on long after you’re out the door.... full review

Amazing show! It was such an interesting plot that really has you analyze the daily minds of many people that are mentally struggling.... full review

By far the best and most memorable show I saw this Fringe Season. From the pre-show moments to the reveal of the main character, the unique movement choreography, all the way to the plot twist at the end. Incredibly well produced and directed.... full review

This was a breathtaking and wonderful show—WOW! It touched every inch of my soul. My mind was completely blown away. The lighting, props, and costumes were chef’s kiss 🔥. The mixture of comedy and drama was so well done. The play spoke about anxiety, trauma, grief, family, and so much more. It touched on every aspect of life and showed why it’s important to take care of your mental health because you never know what the future may bring. Every line and action had a purpose and meaning. I love this cast ❤️. They did a phenomenal job bringing this show to life. Also, a huge shoutout to the director and writer, they did an amazing job bringing this powerful story to the stage. I recommend everyone go watch it. It’s a wonderful experience you wo... full review

Wickedly hilarious! The rhythm and the movements of each cast member keep the audience captivated, and together they vividly articulate the internal conflicts and complexity in the human’s mind and soul. The narrative impacts us so deeply that we have to ask ourselves what the true meaning of life is, opening our eyes to see the differences between survival and living, and how is our existence means to the world and ourselves. I especially love how the ending leaves the audience interpret the destiny of Michael, the protagonist, differently. The story could explore more about the relationships Michael has with his work place, family, and best friend, therefore I hope we could get to see those part after Fringe festival.... full review

I thought it was a very well written play. I'm sure this could resonate with many people in such a busy world today.... full review

The mix of dark humor and absurdity worked very well and didn't take away from the overall emotion of the main character's journey. Great direction from Donny Dahlman. His blocking and experimental movement gives an interesting twist to this already out-there idea. Joshua Whitehorn's script is a reflection of the modern we live in. This play feels relatable to many different types of people, but you can tell it also very personal to Joshua.... full review

I enjoyed the show. Joshua is a great writer who told the story well. I was able to see all the actors and hear what they were saying so good on the director as well. Most of the actors were good at staying in character for long periods of time.... full review