Wait and Return

The play was written very well. Dialogue and acting was very authentic and believable. The director did an incredible job utilizing the space as well!! I’ll definitely recommend it and see it again!!!... full review

It gave me PTSD... full review

Set in an unique setting of a dispatch center for limousine and vehicle drivers, the play gives us insight into the lives and perspective of the workers who are deeply affected by the entertainment industry and world as a whole. Witty, dark humor, and deeply politically involved. ... full review

The Show delved deeply and intensely into the pain and frustration inside the current events in LA, including the Fires, Writers strike, Age and more. The screaming emotions of the actors left you walking away, thinking about it for days. ... full review

Very funny and down to earth, with a very realistic view and retelling of the lives of LA chauffeurs and their dispatchers. The portrayal of different types of workers just trying to get by in the continuous changing world of Los Angeles was refreshing, and really shows the writers deep creativity, the ability to take a “mundane” job in the land of artists and dreamers and give it this passion and value with the perfect dash of complexity really throws viewers into the lives of such lower to middle classes people who are just one of the many fractions that allow Los Angeles to be the hub of art and creativity many know it as.... full review

A comedically genuine telling of plight of the servile worker. Giving a beautiful glance at the passions of the struggling chauffeur, this show allows any viewer to place themselves into the position of powerlessness felt throughout the cast.... full review

Really enjoyed this show! Wait and Return gives a fascinating glimpse into the hard world behind Hollywood awards season and the people who struggle in their small way to make it all happen. The cast has great chemistry, the writing feels authentic, and there are plenty of funny moments mixed with genuine emotion and high intense drama. A thoughtful ensemble piece with a lot of heart. Definitely worth seeing. Oh and who is Ralph Ruggs??? That’s the funniest mystery of Wait and Return. ... full review

Loved the show! Really well done workplace drama with echoes of Glengarry/GlenRoss. Fine acting by the whole ensemble. Loved all the characters, especially the interaction between the dispatcher Ira, and the characters Eddie and Danny. Highly recommended!!... full review

Wait and Return showed me the world of celebrity drivers in Los Angeles. What a unique place presented at a high-energy pace with characters that are unique, diverse and complex. Wait and Return mixes contemporary pop culture, work place dynamics, and the Los Angeles landscape seamlessly. The performances were believable and precise. Highly recommend! ... full review