Disasteroid!

"Disasteroid" takes what could be a tragic premise and turns it into something hopeful and freeing, posing the question: If we were able to, what kind of life would we want to lead? I left this heartwarming production feeling full of energy and inspired to live life to the fullest. Such a delightful show!... full review

What dreams would you go after if it was your last month on earth? This hilarious well-directed arch musical has a live band on stage, fun lyrics, and fully committed performances, by Dagney Kerr (who plays three roles... each specific and laugh out loud funny) John Bobek, Matthew Bohrer and Heather Roberts. ... full review

Smart, funny, sweet story, fantastic music.... full review

Romantic musical comedy meets Lars Von Trier’s Melancholia. An excellent cast backed by a tight trio of musicians make the experience funny and charming with a sprinkling of existential dread. Congrats to the team!... full review

Engaging and entertaining from beginning to end. You'll leave the theater with a smile on your face and Zachary Bernstein's songs in your head. Dagney's characters' frenetic dance moves and BIG vocals held me delightfully captive, and Bobek's lovesick amateur astronomer is irresistable. THE show to see!... full review

Aazing show, awesome artists, great musics! A must-see!... full review

This is a fun, funny, witty, nerdy and sweet musical! ... full review

What a fantastic show! The music was played by a live band who were excellent. The performers and their songs were performed at the highest level, you can't help but laugh and smile the entire show. The direction was fantastic as well, each performer knew exactly where to stand in the black box theater so the entire audience had a great experience. My biggest note for this show is that their run is too short and they deserve an extension. I really hope this show continues to play for a long time.... full review

Disasteroid is a fun, imaginative "what if" musical exploring what an unlikely couple would do if they believed the world was going to end. ... full review

So - much - fun! This surpassed any play I've seen at the Fringe Festival in any year that I've gone. Starts with a bang, and then continues the rise. Very tightly directed, so kudos to Guy Picot. He found all the funny, all the kitsch... not to dismiss the cast, who were all stellar, who fully committed and delivered the goods. And the musicians were musically masterful AND incorporated into the fabric of the play. The upbeat message of the piece is only made more interesting by the darker comedy elements of the story. The only place where I took pause and thought, "Wha...?" was the number "The Creaminess of Milk." But Zachary Bernstein had a payoff for it just a little scene or two later, so, in the spirit of the quirky li'l piece,... full review