White People Drinking

Very well written and played! Not a slow moment throughout the play. ... full review

Sugimoto has crafted a modern-day dark comedy that is paced to perfection. The writing here is amalgamation of playwriting and screenwriting that settles into a nice balance of the two mediums putting all audiences in familiar territory. Additionally, the characters are written with realistic conviction—as these people talk on stage you can hear your friends, relatives, neighbors or even yourself speak. As part of the play’s main objective this ruckus dinner party hits upon a surplus of current political, social, religious, societal and controversial issues. Although none of these topics are necessarily fully addressed, but much like in the play, they are mentioned to spark a conversation and even allow you to confront your own beliefs. It m... full review

Funny, engaging, disturbing, and very well acted and written! Props to all the actors; those monologues were challenging and long, but they were expertly written and perfectly acted. Very different show than what I was expecting and it made me think; the very best kind of theater.... full review

I was very impressed by the acting. All roles were perfectly inhabited by these 6 fantastic actors.... full review

One of the best shows at Fringe this year! I was laughing and intrigued at the same time. This is a type of show you will be thinking about for a while after seeing it and in the best way possible.... full review

WOW! What an incredible show filled with amazing writing, great characters, and just wonderful dialogue that kept me engaged the whole time. ... full review

This play was really thought provoking. The writing was sharp and the acting was fantastic! Well done.... full review

Funny. Poignant. Current. "White People Drinking" feels like a contemporary "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf", perhaps with a splash of "Get Out."... full review

The show is like a discourse/examination on societies' growing sense of ennui juxtaposed with the vagaries of a constantly evolving search for truth, wisdom and reality amidst the backdrop of a social gathering meant to exposed the very foibles of its inherent superficiality.... full review

Smart, funny, dark. Go see it! ... full review