Milch

Endearing high school level production ... full review

There is something pulpy and delightful about Milch. Armed with an interesting (if unexplored and unrehearsed) premise and a performer like Lauren Faulkner at the helm, Milch offers a semblance of glitz and glamour with a topical side that makes for and entertaining evening. With some introspection, Milch just might be able to capitalize on these working pieces and achieve (accidental) brilliance. ... full review

What a wild ride. From start to finish I went on a real JOURNEY full of many ups and downs. It harkens the cult campiness of Rocky Horror and Priscilla Queen of The Desert but lacks the technical execution needed to rise to such a lofty occasion. ... full review

A tryptophan-induced fever dream for the ages, MILCH is a funny, campy, and surprisingly poignant exploration of perils of the underground sex work industry. The script and score have potential to become a cult-favorite alternative musical in the hands of more experienced directors, performers, and techs. Unfortunately, this production left much to be desired. It read like a small-town-high-school-student-led theatre club that took on too big a project for their resources and experience.... full review

I knew that it would be entertaining, so I was expecting to see an amazing experience!... full review

Ambitious and full of color. When it leans into camp it hits a groove, and the songs are catchy. Lauren Faulkner whips everyone into shape as the hilarious and imposing Madame. Should the rest of the cast learn to sing, it may just be a hit. ... full review

The production (Milch) I attended last night was a truly compelling and entertaining experience. From the moment the curtain rose, the energy on stage was invigorating, keeping the audience's attention throughout the entire performance.The highlight of the evening was undoubtedly the cast. The actors were incredibly committed, staying deeply in character even during non-speaking moments. Their dedicated portrayals were convincing, showing a clear understanding of the script's requirements and their relationships with one another on stage. It was a scintillating performance that left a lasting impression. This was a truly memorable production that I would highly recommend to anyone looking for a quality night of performing arts."... full review

After seeing the show twice, I can confidently say this is a must-see for any fan of the absurd-meets-raunchy-meets-laugh-out-loud-funny theatre genre. With impressive production quality, wardrobe, music, choreogrpahy, acting, and overall atmosphere, Milch is best viewed as part of a large, engaged audience.... full review

Bring your dollars! Even though is not suggested. I felt like I was in a drag show and wished I had brought dollars to have the owner of the business collect them while singing the opening. This show was super fun it felt like 30minutes but in reality it was 01:30:00. I felt like I was part of the show, music is well written and I wanted to sing along. One of my favorite characters was Dulce. She carried me through so many emotions. She seemed friendly at once and wished she was my friend. And in the middle she envy fruitcakes which I disliked. And later in the show I get to see her perform for the last time and enjoyed the way she carried her role. You can also experience a bit of the struggle transgender women go through with finding love.... full review

The camp was clear, despite the technical difficulties... full review