Narcissus & Echo

Simply put, Narcissus and Echo is brilliant. Hilarious, heart-breaking, and thought-provoking, the play manages to not miss a single step from start to finish. Yet despite how fun or funny it may be, it is also, in many ways, a tough play. Lanier’s writing is clear-eyed, unflinching, and honest not just about the nature of the systems that oppress, but the roles that we all play in the propagation of said systems. The play carries with it a certain cynicism, in which people across all points of the “power” spectrum are corrupt in their own way, from the charlatan at the new age medicine store to the CEO damaging lives to protect a profit margin. At times, it even seems to advance the grim suggestion that all of this might be, in many ways, i... full review

Very good musically, enjoyed the acting. The cast was a good diverse group. Ecco was VERY good with her echoes and with her expressions, etc. The corporate "marketing" speak was superb. ... full review

What a phenomenal show! Expertly written, directed, acted, sung, choreographed & produced! Wonderful ensemble & solo standouts & important message delivered with heart and wisdom! Will stay with me for a long time to come - mindblowing & deeply moving! ... full review