Franken's A.I.

FRANKEN’S A.I. raises some interesting questions about how technology can shape creative work and public discussions. I especially liked how the post encourages readers to think about the effects of AI from different angles. For those interested in related public information https://tazewellcountycourt.org can provide useful context for researching legal matters. Overall, it was an engaging topic that gave me plenty to think about.... full review

The writer put her heart and soul on the stage.... full review

Really unique idea!... full review

This play was very well done! It felt like stepping into a fever dream. The lighting, costumes, sound effects all worked perfectly together to create a haunting world. The story was original and informative and the performances were great! ... full review

Captivating from beginning to end. Great threading of a literary classic with modern issues that effect us all. ... full review

Wonderful story that combines the story of Frankenstein, Byron and Mary Shelley and brings it into the near future where A.I. is also being used by humans as a companion. This show amazingly fits topics of the environment, veganism, humanity and classic literature into 30 minutes. The imagery created in the space is wonderful, as is the music. Definitely worth seeing!!... full review

Fabulous use of a half hour!... full review

A hauntingly beautiful pastiche hearkening back to the writing of Frankenstein, and the horror of the tale's relevance today...... full review

Jola Cora has created a haunting tale about the monsters we create that reflect us and judge us for the monsters we are. ... full review

The chemistry between Victoria/Lord Byron (Jola) and Franny/Mary Shelley, played by Isabel Powell, is pure and palpable.... full review