Good Boys Anonymous

Bill Prudich has given us more than a collection of monologues set in a group therapy milieu. He has mapped out with exquisite compassion how six random people navigate a knife's edge of balancing public expectations and their individual habits, hurts and hangups. The reckoning between the two creates a beautiful hour of theatre, sharply written and brilliantly performed. Go see it.... full review

Pure poetry in grounded performances! Good Boys Anonymous is a play full of universal truths, and you will recognize yourself or someone you love in at least one (if not multiple) character(s). ... full review

Honesty and transparency fill the script that is “Good Boys Anonymous.” It is a heartfelt tour de force confessional of the dangers and consequences of living your life to please other people. Bill Prudich is a standout, and is surrounded by an talented ensemble of actors. Would see it again! ... full review

A sensitive and compelling evening of theatre.... full review

7 different stories, 7 testimony and only one writer. It’s actually hard to believe how far this show takes you. The acting was great and gave credit to the writing that was something I’ve never seen before. The show takes you in a journey of introspection and let you leave at peace and moved. The direction make you part of the hole show without moving. I was in from start to finish. Go watch it! ... full review

Very relatable and deeply cathartic confessions set within the context of a group therapy session.... full review

A brilliant, touching, and thought-provoking play. Highly recommend!... full review

Good Boys Anonymous is an amazing theater experience. The excellent writing, casting, direction, and acting of this short play introduced me to feelings I wasn't aware I had. Who knew that sadness, joy, anger, elation, humor and grief could all co-exist in less than an hour? Each character took us on an extraordinary journey and left us feeling a little more connected, by the end of the play. Whether you are a good boy, or not, this play is worth seeing.... full review

This play and these actors are brilliant! Bill Prudich brings together a series of 7 monologues tied together through the setting of a support group circle where everyone is dealing with the burden of being a “good boy/ girl”. The intimate stories of these people are raw, vulnerable and heart wrenching; shining a light into the origin of their people pleasing habits and their struggle with coming to terms and letting it finally go, with Joshua Alejo, Scott Hislop and Bill Prudich being strong highlights. A definite must watch for this year's Fringe!... full review

GBA showcases an intimate portrayal of our deepest fears and unspoken desires. You are sure to find yourself and loved ones reflected in the beautifully crafted narratives.... full review