Skin Jobs

As someone who works in Hollywood, this play really struck a chord. I think it touches on things that so many of us struggle with. In an industry that is built on fantasy, how do you address the very real concerns of whitewashing and misogyny? ... full review

I loved this one act play! Wished it was longer. I would recommend it to all going to Fringe. ... full review

Very thought provoking!... full review

I enjoyed the great acting and how engaging Skin Jobs was. One Asian woman has been tasked with digitally enhancing an actress face to make her look Asian, even though she’s white and her best friend is shocked that she’s actually going to do it. What drove the message home is how much more outraged was her friend than her. Suddenly you’re entrapped in their argument and can’t quite decide whose side you’re on.... full review

Great show! Two best friends expressed honest opinions and conflicts about the real diversity issues of Hollywood entreatment industry. I appreciated the writer to wrote the story and writing was fantastic! There was no boring moment. The show moved fast and got my attention entire time. ... full review

What a gem of a show. So happy I was able to catch it on it’s closing night! Really root for an extension! Just superb. ... full review

There’s a truism in theater that tragedy is what happens when both sides are right, and the playwright, Jim Vejvoda certainly mines that here. ... full review

Recommended. Does a fantastic job of tackling a modern cultural problem.... full review

Interesting concept. Hasn’t been done before. Intimate atmosphere. Believable relationship. Interesting ending without too much closure.... full review

Skin Jobs is a very smart and thoughtful play. It was succinct and the perfect length to get it's point across and leave the audience wanting to continue the conversation after the show. The story is very current and relatable, especially for those of us in the industry. But anyone, industry working or not, will be invested in this show because it digs into the current big issues in entertainment that everyone sees such as racism and whitewashing in big tentpole films that dominate the box office and movie industry year round.... full review