Angst

Lucas James Nelson's "Angst" details an unnerving, cluttered and very funny inner monologue of imaginative proportions. Performed to the hilt by Spencer Weitzel and Theo Fay, "Angst" is the actor's nightmare for writers, trudging through the land mines of self doubt, ability, one's own worth, and poking fun at the Fringe itself, "Angst" is an all-too short discovery play, leaving this theatre-goer wanting more!... full review

This was an awesome show with the perfect cast! Spencer and Theo both bring their A game in this beautifully relatable piece. It was fun, funny, entertaining and had the audience leaning in so as to not miss a beat. SEE THIS SHOW!... full review

Great play, really fun experience -- felt like the medium was really utilized in every material way! Amazing performances by both actors, and tight, very engaging writing! Loved the mix of humor and bits of drama, felt for both end, and never felt disrupted.... full review

This show felt alive and impulsive and sensitive and intimate. It was so well directed and acted. Go see it!... full review

SO GOOD! This is a brilliantly done Fringe show - it really knows its audience: fast, funny, self-referential, great direction and performances. I was triggered like crazy because Lucas James Nelson has apparently opened my brain and written a play about it, but that quibble notwithstanding, this was a huge win across the board! And, as always, Spencer Weitzel is performance glory.... full review

Angst was hilarious, insightful, well acted and an enjoyable 30 minutes. My biggest complaint is that it ended and i wasn’t done enjoying the show!! Would love to see this show again. Congratulations to the team! ... full review

A very funny and concise show. Every Fringer will laugh ruefully at the meta jokes, and it's so fast paced it's over before you know it.... full review

Smart, engaging, and thought-provoking, Angst is a production that stays with you long after it ends. It is a show worth seeing again.... full review

I loved the interaction between the two players. This fast paced ride was exciting, engaging, and entertaining. The writing was witty and kept us engaged. Spencer Weitzel and Theo Fay were wonderful. ... full review

Very personal and meta. An almost irritatingly incisive, and yet hilarious, view of one's inner monologue-- the battle we sometimes wage with ourselves in our own mind.... full review