Movin' On Up

Wickedly funny and smart-ass.... full review

"Movin' on Up is my favorite of all of Jeremy Kehoe's plays. From the poetic and lyrical dialogue and the incredible actors who spoke the words so beautifully and with intention to the creative setting of a graveyard. The mix of wit and humor of the writing makes this play set in such a surreal surrounding a really fun piece to watch. It will leave you thinking about it days later -- the existential crises of each of the characters, why they were all there, are they dead or alive, can they get out? The writer leaves it for you to decide making this one of the most though-provoking pieces I have seen in a while."... full review

A fun, absurdist piece with a very strong cast who've been tightly directed by the always solid Mckerrin Kelly. ... full review

Wordsmith Jeremy Kehoe is at the top of his form with Movin on Up. The banter is lightening quick and thought provoking. The cast is wonderful. Three talented actors that complement each other other and are so supportive, and are directed with skill, pacing and subtlety. Go see this play.... full review

Smart, witty, and engaging. The play has a unique rhythm to it thanks to the three talented actors who could constantly ping-pong their words to each other in a seamless fashion. It reminds me of Anthony Shaffer's style with a modern twist. Really enjoyed it. ... full review

We enjoyed the linguistic dexterity and elliptical circles of philosophical reasoning. Great characters and great acting. The pacing and direction of the piece was great. ... full review

The play was so thoughtful and interesting and poignant. We left excited to talk about the subject and the characters. We talked all through dinner. I don't know the last time a play made me think like this. ... full review

Movie' On Up is witty and thought provoking. The cast is on target and works together wonderfully. If you're looking for a lovely night at the theater this is the place. ... full review

An interesting debate on people's purpose/objective in life. I appreciated how they snuck in a Devo lyric, and how it really summed up the play for me: "Freedom of choice is what you got. Freedom from choice is what you want."... full review

A well-written, thought-provoking discussion on life and what comes after it. It was quick, light, and fun despite being a pretty weighty topic (and taking place in a graveyard)!... full review