Why did the chicken cross the road?

"Why Did the Chicken Cross the Road?" is a theatrical production by Matthew Hennigar that has <a href="https://fnfgame.io/">fnf</a> garnered critical acclaim during its run in London. Now, the play is set to make its American debut at the Hollywood Fringe Festival. This comedic quest takes the familiar joke and turns it into a thought-provoking exploration as each word in the joke becomes a character on a journey to uncover its meaning and find its place in the 'real world'.... full review

I had a lot of fun in this insightful and intriguing comedy. Really talented cast.... full review

An exceedingly delightful show. With super sharp writing, and a truly impeccable cast, it was an entirely impressive production. Greatly looking forward to crossing all the roads again to get back to The Complex Hollywood Flight Theatre for another show. Highly recommended, check it out!!!... full review

Profoundly cute. I enjoyed every second. ... full review

A fun, witty deconstruction of culture, conversation, and our current political moment. ... full review

Hands down the best human chicken I’ve ever seen in my life... would recommend friends to see it! ... full review

I really enjoyed this. It doesn't slow down, from the moment the first half of the cast appear on the stage right through until the end there is always something going on. Matthew has written a great script, and the actors involved really made the part their own. Going to watch again before the run ends.... full review

Where to begin... I'll do my best. This show gives new meaning and breathes fresh air into one of the oldest jokes in the book. "Why did the chicken cross the road?" ...yes I know what you're thinking...this joke has been done and done and done....but this simple joke has never been heard or seen like this before. Mathew Hennigar takes us on a journey through self -realization, uncertainty, camaraderie, leadership, and love. Matthew, through his dynamic cast, shows us that when we come together there is no WORD too small. ... full review

There was a lot of running around and physical movement on the stage. There were moments when there seemed to be a build of commotion but I never quite understood what the point of it was. The overall concept of the piece is very abstract, which I usually enjoy, but it never quite 'clicked' with me. Our showtime was supposed to be 5:30 but we didn't get let into the house until 5:50 (which may not be the show's fault). I think that is the reason why we did not have an intermission when we were supposed to have one.... full review

Wow! So enjoyed the play. A must to pay attention to this compelling thought provoking play. ... full review