Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead

Excellent show! The passion of the teenage cast for this deeply moving work really came through. ... full review

I will never cease to be amazed at the talent just overflowing from this performance. I laughed, I cried, I felt angry, I rode an emotional rollercoaster with each and every character. Truly stunning.... full review

A fantastic production. Go see this if you can, you will not be disappointed. ... full review

The cast was really superb!! Good for them!! ... full review

This now almost classical play about teenage homophobia and bullying is handled with dramatic force by this admirable young company. This is my first time seeing it and I was amazed, moved, and angered by the awesome truth it reveals in our society. There was hurt dignity in James Sanger's Beethoven, honest confusion in Chandler David's CB, and terrifying anger and pain in Gabriel Nunag's Matt. Joey Maya Safchik was delightful as CB's wacky sister, Judy Durkin and Charlotte Weinman were wicked fun, and Ethan Treiman and Zoe D'Andrea gave strong support.... full review

The show was pretty well done, especially being produced by high schoolers. Well done and well executed.... full review

This played made me feel different emotions, sad, anger, fear, and happiness. This play shows how some people have a hard time accepting others when they have to face their own demons, this play helps showcase awareness of self doubt and bullying.... full review

I don't know where to begin. This show is amazing but what made the show were the actors. I was so incredibly impressed with EVERYONES acting. How each one of them got into character so well is just pure talent. Seriously, everyone did such an amazing job, it was funny, it was sad, it was true.. I loved every second of it. ... full review

This show exceeded my already high expectations. The acting was top notch, the cast had wonderful chemistry, and it felt so current and fresh. ... full review