Moose & Darlene's Cosmic Do-Over

A fun romp through time that will have you laughing throughout. A beautiful and bare bones aesthetic serves as a springboard for your imagination allowing you to be whisked away easily in your mind by what’s happening. This is aided thanks to some fantastic costumes and stellar directing.... full review

Fun, visually stunning, educationally inspiring show! Well worth your time and ticket. Feels like you're part of the adventure.... full review

Ambitious, fun, funny, and thoughtful, all the best tenets of sci-fi are present in this fun hour-long romp. The cast is easy to follow, the prop and stage use are highly creative, with fun effects throughout. A must for any science or history buff!... full review

A highly inventive and extraordinary show, with lots of terrific humor well-executed by an extremely talented cast of actors. This is a thought-provoking and well-conceived comedy about serious things, and a really enjoyable hour of theater. Fast-paced and light-hearted, yet still manages to pack a punch.... full review

Cartoon sci-fi history show come to life! Comedic, educational, paradoxical, adventure through time! An absolute blast, do yourself a favor and watch the show.... full review

"Moose & Darlene's Cosmic Do-Over" is a smart, fun ride! It artfully sews history together with classic sci-fi elements in a humorous and engaging way. I highly recommend you see it.... full review

Highly Recommended. Spirited and full of conviction.... full review

A light and fun approach to some heavy "thinker" issues. Very well-written piece that is presented with truth and sweet and snarky conviction by the cast. Great use of video projections on studio/stage's awesome back wall! A very fun sci-fi short! ... full review

It made me laugh and it made me think all in 50 minutes.... full review

Imagine if you will a nihilistic, time travel comedy that also qualifies (barely) as a rom-com. This describes pretty well what Moose and Darlene's Cosmic Do-Over tries to accomplish. Does it succeed? Well, not quite. The show has some real charm to it, poses an interesting situation and resolution, seeks to find humor in some truly dark situations (like committing multiple murders in hopes of saving the world by changing the timeline). All well and good! I loved The Hitchhikers' Guide to the Galaxy, Dr. Strangelove and indeed Red Dwarf as well as Life of Brian. But to genuinely work, this sort of thing demands careful world building and characters we get to know very well. At less than an hour, methinks this show bites off more than... full review