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KELVIN BLUNT
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June 28, 2019
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A stellar production from start to finish. A thoughtful, witty, touching and enjoyable evening of theater. ...
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ALVIN FONG
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July 01, 2019
The performance was spectacular on many different levels. It was a surprise to be moved, to laugh, to be inspired and at the end of the day to have my perspective changed on my own life and the lives of others....
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LINDY BOSTROM
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June 11, 2019
Out of the Blue is a delve into the self-exploration of a man in the throes of change - the changes that affect every one of us that reaches a point of "aging". Beautifully written and eloquently performed by writer/actor, Peter Massey, the show is deeply moving, at times humorous, and always soul baring. A must-see for anyone going through the rite of aging, or caring for a loved one that is....
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DOROTHY SEGAR
certified reviewer
June 12, 2019
A masterful story of aging, the stresses of the workplace, worries about the R word (retirement) with well-crafted and acted characters, visuals and stage blocking. ...
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BENJAMIN NICHOLSON
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June 12, 2019
A fully-realized, deeply-felt, passionately-conveyed rumination on working, aging, death, and the anxieties of choice, Peter Massey's autobiographical account of his relationship with his astrological therapist has a timeless quality that deserves to be enjoyed by everyone....
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MONICA BAUER
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June 12, 2019
An incredibly skilled and likable performer takes the audience through his personal story of aging and discovery....
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DAVID MACDOWELL BLUE
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June 13, 2019
Aging seems mundane as dramas go, especially among those who lead otherwise good lives. Making such entertaining and genuinely moving presents something of a challenge, one met by Peter Massey in Out of the Blue with a deceptively easy skill.
Part of the charm of this show is the performer, who combines several qualities that watching and listening to him pleasurable. Massey has an expressive voice, a limber and expressive form, and clearly understands precisely what he's saying (this is a startlingly major problem with most uneven performances). The slideshows projected onto the wall behind him punctuate events and ponderings, and the scattering of basic furniture (painted with a lovely--and appropriate--night sky pattern) all add up ...
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ANONYMOUS
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June 13, 2019
Great, fun time seeing someone else going through what I'm going through....
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