Two Naked Angels

Olivia Wilde Does Not Survive the Apocalypse was such a blast! I had so much fun watching it. Every actor was fully committed to the world of the play, which made it even more engaging. The transitions, the energy, the humor—everything was just so entertaining. I left the show with a big smile on my face. So much fun!... full review

A daring, thought-provoking performance that blends sci-fi with deep human questions.... full review

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Both of these one acts are extremely powerful with incredible actors in each of them. The two actors in the first play are opposite in many ways, but they compliment each other perfectly. There is surprising twist. In the second one act, the woman of this piece are so strong and incredible. It's disturbing on many levels and the acting is top notch! ... full review

An engaging look at humanity through two very different stories that couple into an enjoyable hour of theatre. Strong performances and interesting characters that quickly draw you in to their struggles and relationships.... full review

Loved it! I loved the journey these provocative pieces took me on. Each piece give voice to those who are seldom heard. ... full review

Two powerful one acts!... full review

Extremely well-written, artfully directed and acted one-acts that highly complement each other. A really well-paired duet of theater!... full review

Two good one acts bolstered by fine performances.... full review

Two astonishingly powerful contrasting and complimentary short plays fill an 80-minute time slot. A deliciously bizarre dark comedy, set in the basement of a morgue, had me guffawing; and a deep and compelling exploration of humanity’s ability to rise above and beyond appalling atrocities brought tears to my eyes. Masterful and imaginative writing and acting. ... full review