The [ ] Box

Great collection of short plays. Expertly directed and performed. Funny, surprising and engaging. So glad I saw this!... full review

Wonderfully imaginative group of plays. Fast paced, well produced.... full review

A fun grouping of 10-minute plays. Quick, easy, and enjoyable.... full review

The actors were energetic and Brian Katz guitar transitions were entertaining. If you are up for some off the wall experimental entertainment you won't want to miss this show. ... full review

A really good collection of short plays: A Shaggy Dog Story by Leigh Kennicott Celebrity Death Match by Rom Watson The Box in the Park by Mona Deutsch Miller Cohn Crosses Over by Joe Godfrey The Memory Box by Dan Berkowitz Who's Afraid Of ...? by Brian Raine All shows involve a box in some fashion. Parts will make you laugh, parts will make you cry, parts will make you think of your own life and parts will make you forget about it. Six small plays that go together well because of the themes. Definitely worth seeing. ... full review

A bit strange for my taste but well-conceived and well-performed.... full review

a very successful evening of original theatre. ... full review

Very entertaining and very funny! A nice smorgasbord of Short Plays. Excellent example of a specific gimmick or 'prop' (in this case) as used throughout the entire evening in all 6 plays. The last Play of the evening was hysterically funny in its playing and character deliniation. A fun romp throughout.... full review

I really enjoyed this series of short plays. I thought they were very well produced and directed, with a talented cast and great music! ... full review

Here are 6 plays that show how differently creative people come up with stories.The task was to write a 10 minute play with a box as focus and they range from poignant to acidic to camp, so there is something for everyone. By using four superbly versatile actors, there was a nice balance to each playlet that enabled the performer to strut their stuff. Holding it all together is guitarist Brian Katz. Director Dan Berkowitz demonstrates how seemingly simple plays can be brightened up with imaginative staging, ranging from naturalistic in one play to hi-style comedy in another. ... full review