The mAsHeR

This show is poignant, hilarious, terrifying, and sweet. The acting is very good, and Blake McCormack especially is wonderfully versatile in his different roles. The Masher reflects on our misogynistic society and the vastly different lens that women observe it through. Deeply emotional in the midst of a mysterious plot, The Masher keeps you intrigued and concerned for the characters throughout. ... full review

Masher was an enjoyable, jam packed hour of suspense and curiosity. An unlikely combination of characters share responsibility for a seemingly benign task. But there are clues and hints that something is terribly wrong with the result of their very simple job. What is this "company" they are working for. You'll see in the end.... full review

Very powerful show! Great writing and the play was staged well considering the small space. The acting was phenomenal and made this very emotional for the audience. ... full review

The Masher gives us a glance into a Black Mirror-esque dystopia which we see from the side of a mundane factory job and a small clutch of well-developed characters who bounce off each other beautifully. Funny, horrifying, and heartbreaking in turns. I've already reserved a ticket to see it again and I can't wait!... full review

A very interesting, edgy, Twilight-Zone-esque story that addresses a current, relevant topic in society today. Very entertaining yet thought-provoking.... full review

What a unique show! It combines a well-known movement with humor and sinister moments seamlessly. It made me wonder whether what was happening was truly, completely wrong, or just a very twisted form of justice... ... full review

Upsetting, but I think it was supposed to be.... full review

I enjoyed the masher. It was a heightened reality of issues that are very much applicable or relatable to everyone in some form or another. A very powerful piece about vulnerability, love, hate, hope, sorrow, and justice. ... full review

My general impression on the show was “WOW”. Great use of space and props. I loved the small intimate theater, really got to experience the acting and atmosphere. ... full review

A Black Mirror-esque moral quandary that makes you wonder about the consequences of all the buttons you push on a daily basis.... full review