Gilded Rage: The Greatest Thing Since Sliced Behead

An incredibly clever and riotously written and acted show! Star Julie Perkins commands the stage with Carol-Burnett energy, and her perfect company of clowns backs her up in high buffoon style. ... full review

What happens when you take Marie Antoinette of the French Revolution, add in some clown work, lots of rhyme schemes, a few quirky songs, and a supporting cast of players? You get Julie Perkin's Gilded Rage, naturally. The show makes its own rules, breaks the fourth wall, interacts with the audience (and a knight in shining armor), all while trying not to break character. Sometimes, this proved to be particularly challenging. However, all the performers look like they are having a blast on stage!... full review

Gilded Rage is unlike any show I've seen. It's smart, witty, silly, and keeps you on the edge of your seat. Julie Perkins is a comedic genius as both a writer and performer, and the supporting cast is equally entertaining. Highly recommend!... full review

Absolute pure delight! I grinned the whole time ... full review

A Brave and Hilarious Romp through Royal Narcissism, with Game Players Entertaining us All!... full review

Irreverent, wry and with plenty of wordplay. Fiercely committed unhinged performance by Julie Perkins and a high-energy supporting cast. ... full review

"Gilded Rage" is probably the most absurd piece of theater that I have seen in a long time! It was both clever and humorous as well as unafraid to poke fun at elites or power structures. Cast was very talented, had solid comedic timing, charming and great characters. The writing was smart/clever. I was slightly confused at times (mostly due to not knowing when I needed to engage back as an audience member) but I definitely enjoyed myself, had a lot of fun and laughs. It was a wild and an absurd experience from start to finish! Glad I saw it!... full review

Creative, witty, and fast-paced—the rhyming couplets dialogue so clever and hilarious. Performers are excellent, and the two musical numbers were (for me) an unexpected plus!... full review