— "This is a fascinating piece. It’s full of hilarious observations and beautifully written dialogue. It’s like David Sedaris and Aaron Sorkin got trapped in an elevator on the edge of a cliff…debating the inevitable question, with the knowledge that regardless of what they actually believe what happens next is totally out of their control anyway.
There’s a reason “Movin’ On Up” was named one of The New York International Fringe Festival’s 10 Shows That Stand Out (Producer’s Perspective) and played to sold-out audiences.
Exquisitely written, brilliantly directed and inspiringly well acted, “Movin’ On Up,” an absurdist, existential and overtly amusing play that fits perfectly into the Hollywood Fringe ethos and I urge you to put in on your Fringe calendars immediately!!" — Samantha Simmonds-Ronceros/NOHOARTSDISTRICT.COM (http://nohoartsdistrict.com/hollywood-fringe-festival-2018/1023-movin-on-up)
“This existential comedy about death has true wordsmithery flair. . .it’s an evening chock full of deep, thoughtful concepts and arguments worth seeing to continue the conversation after the curtain closes.” — Matt Ritchey / Gia On The Move (https://giaonthemove.com/2018/06/11/hff18-movin-on-up-reviewed/)
It’s funny-or-die-in-the-graveyard time when Jeremy Kehoe’s absurdist, existential comedy, “Movin’ On Up”, makes its West Coast premiere at the 2018 Hollywood Fringe Festival at The Complex theater in Hollywood.
“Movin’ On Up” made its world premiere at the New York International Fringe Festival, where it performed before sold-out audiences, was named one of the 10 Shows That Stand Out (Producer’s Perspective), and was hailed by critics as “a short, fun romp of a good time”, who called Kehoe’s dialogue, “reminiscent of a David Sedaris essay. His dialogue is witty, absurd, and unexpectedly endearing” (Theater Pizazz).
“Movin’ On Up” is directed by McKerrin Kelly, and features performances by Tessie Barresi, Gary Rubenstein and Jeffrey Wylie.
Learn More at movinonuptheplay.com
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