Meet & Greet

Wonderfully directed and written. Funny, funny! The actors were perfectly cast and so "real and true" in their very big personalities.... full review

Meet & Greet is a stunner the whole way through. The cast is perfect and everyone delivers a hilarious performance.. Writers Zimmerman & Maclaughlin pull out all the stops and take shots at everyone in the industry. This play is not to be missed - and I expect to see it on Broadway someday soon.... full review

Brilliant show. Loved everything...The premise, the characters, the writing, the directing, and especially the cast! Wall-to-wall laughs...highly recommend the show. Hope MEET AND GREET lives on beyond the festival so more people can experience the wonderful time I had seeing this tonight. Congrats to all involved!... full review

Fast-paced, smart and packed with laughs- this show REALLY captures what its like to be a woman in show business!!... full review

This show is amazing! The cast was PERFECT and the writing was sharp and funny! It's so refreshing to see something new be this funny! Please check it out, you'll be laughing from start to finish. The vibe between the women is like a 2014 Golden Girls! It's a must see! Brilliant script and cast!... full review

"Meet and Greet” is pure theatre gold - expertly written and performed so that we can laugh out loud at the absurdities of life and human nature - through the eyes of 4 diva actresses! The attention to every detail in this production, along with the sheer fragility of each ego portrayed on stage, make this a truly fun unveiling of what can happen inside Hollywood auditions. The dialogue is sharp, the situation hilarious, and the performances so comedically rich. The performers are 4 real accomplished actresses (and 1 very supportive actor) in all their womanly glory, gloriously playing together. The interpersonal fireworks they create by committing so fully to their characters are a trip to say the least. Be sure to catch this show - ... full review

Stan Zimmerman and Christian McLaughlin’s play is packed with nasty laughs and knowing industry jabs, and it all works wonderfully well, as delivered by a game and capable cast. Carolyn Hennesy, a familiar face to fans of True Blood, is a riot as the imperious Margo. Teresa Ganzel sends up her own ‘80s goofy blonde image to a tee, and Vicki Lewis is all exposed nerves as the down-on-her-luck Belinda. Daniele Gaither does a wonderfully vicious parody of those awful “real housewives” (and I’m thinking NeNe in particular, since her character’s cancelled show is called “Cray-Cray for Desiree”). Iocano is also fun as the potentially clichéd, fluttery assistant who’s actually got a trick of his own up his sleeve. Zimmerman’s direction is fast a... full review