War Stories

This show starts with the four characters trading the spot light for monologues and feels very much like the countless other plays about dating. However, this one quickly differentiates itself with nuanced characters and an unexpected, yet refreshing, adult handling of a situation that could have easily been written as a cliche yelling match. This is well cast and at the end reveals itself to be a sweet love story. Tune in to episode 6 of the See It or Skip It LA podcast to hear more about this production.... full review

This play was a surprise. It isn’t a fluff piece and it isn’t jaded or off-the-cuff. War Stories shows you the life you give up when you don’t acknowledge how you really feel and, in some cases, it shows you the way back again. What better place than LA to get an opportunity for one more take? It’s beautiful work done with conscious attention to detail. Fringe fellows, see what they have done with their limited resources and let it inspire you. The current running time is an hour but, happily, there are plans to expand it further into two acts.... full review