Baby Boy

Well written and performed.... full review

What a phenomenal show, absolutely impressive, definitely something to see, would recommend it to anybody. I was on the edge of my seat from beginning to end. Can’t wait to see it again... full review

a beautifully thought out, acted and directed one man show which showcased the brilliant talents of performer adrian eli and director jenni melear. it was hilariously funny, heartwarming and thought provoking. i will be telling my friends and professional colleagues to do their best to catch one of the remaining performances! - roberto amaral... full review

The best show I've ever seen. I can't give away any spoilers other than you are out of your mind if you don't see this show. Adrian captivated the audience tonight and had everyone hanging on to every last word. His performance can only be described as your favorite actor's favorite actor's performance. HE'S THAT GOOD. SEE THIS SHOW. DON'T WASTE ANOTHER MINUTE. ... full review

It was an incredible experience from beginning to end. Adrian is hilarious and disarming. I challenge anyone to see this show and not laugh hysterically, cry your eyes out, and connect deeply with the story. It's human. It's raw. It's real. ... full review

Through both humor and touching moments, Adrian gives us a window into what it's like for a nice Texas boy to come to terms with his homosexuality when living in a heterosexual world.... full review

The show was amazing. Very heartfelt; hilarious, yet touching. The acting was incredible. Loved it... full review

"Adrian fills the stage with characters using every bone in his body. He takes you on a journey filled with love, laughter and breathtaking moments. I highly recommend. Wonderful show!"... full review

Lovely. Absolutely lovely! So much heart and soul. AND FUN. From guffawing to bawling, and back again, seamlessly. Bravo team!... full review

#SeeItLA Adrian Eli combines dance, humor and stark confession in this one-man show about coming out. He portrays a number of different characters beautifully, jumping from one to another with ease, sometimes at a frenetic speed. Eli leverages comedy to balance out some of his more dire and depressing moments in order to keep the over all feeling of the piece upbeat. To read the full review visit the See It or Skip It LA website. ... full review