A Void

I love this world KK has created and watching these wonderful actors play. The dialogue is really smart. Costumes and set design also help transport us someplace like a the twilight zone. ... full review

Big recommend. Go see.... full review

Terrific show! This show needs to be on your list of Fringe must-sees. Wonderful script that combines dark humor with sci-fi elements and poignant moments, too. The cast is strong and works extremely well together.... full review

Really enjoyed the show! Go see it!... full review

A stunning expressionistic exploration of perception. The things each of us does or does not see is often a conscious choice.... full review

Unexpected and thought-provoking! Darkly funny and poignant! Strong writing, direction and execution. Definitely recommend!... full review

This is an extraordinarily successful small production.... full review

Do not miss this show. Best show I have seen atFri he in many years. I bet it sells out for next weekend ... full review

This was a wonderful, thoughtful play that reminded me why I love a black box theatre. The actors were uniformly fantastic at balancing the humor against the play's heavy premise, which will superficially remind you of Eternal Sunshine. The writing itself reminded me of Jonathan Ames, so it was no surprise when I looked up Ms. Kearse afterward and saw that she was a Blunt Talk alum (as are some of the cast). Strongly recommended -- I'd love to see it in a larger space soon.... full review

A cryogenically themed "A Doll's House" that uses a surreal setting to explore domestic malaise, depression and feminine identity while being, for the most part, absolutely hilarious. Quirky, at points silly, at points disturbing, at points profoundly moving-- a combination I found irresistible. Effing GENIUS. I laughed a lot, I cried a little, and it all took place in under an hour. Find your way over to Formosa and get in while you can: Do not miss this show!... full review