blackboxing

Travis and Jim stole my heart. This show was everything I hoped for and more. What a delight!... full review

All I have to say is that after I laughed so hard and probably pulled a muscle or two from it, I left the theatre with tears in my eyes and love in my heart. Bravo and thank you Matt and Jim for a truly magical hour of theater!... full review

funny, meta take on Fringe shows, with a surprisingly sweet ending... full review

An wickedly funny, laugh out loud (and at times all too real) behind the scenes parody/look at the creation and mounting of an indulgent one person blackbox show. For Fringers and performers alike we can all probably see at least a tiny bit of ourselves in this show which is both scary and brilliant! ... full review

Spot on spoof/satire of solo shows, Fringe culture and annoying actors. This is the solo show I've been waiting for! ... full review

Absolutely fantastic, brilliantly performed, wall-to-wall hilarious, and surprisingly touching show! I knew from the fake program I was in for something fun... I never stopped laughing - until the end... an unexpected and lovely turn by Matt Ritchey. There are so many one-person shows that have so many reasons not to see them, with messages that don't pertain to every group. This is a one-person show with every reason to see it and a message that should be heard by everyone. ... full review

Hilarious show that never takes it's foot off the gas. You will laugh non-stop in this theatrical meta thrill ride!... full review

Time and energy well spent! GREAT show!... full review

Matt Richey is bonkers in this. At moments cringeworthy, at moments magical, Richey's Travis makes you love him. The "one-man show" aspects of the piece could weave together a bit cleaner, but maybe that's the point that they don't. Jim Niedzialkowski is a great foil for all of the mayhem. Blackboxing is a really great example of what a fringe show should be.... full review

Hilarious!... full review