THE BULLY PROBLEM

Kevin has a serious problem, and through a series of mishaps, he discovers the problem is an epidemic. Hostility and hatred for intellectualism and self-expression is rampant throughout his whole school. If only there was a way to make a stand and make the world a safer place for all the lovely weirdos among us just to be themselves.... full review

I absolutely adored the entire show!! The actors emitted such a passion and love for the nerdy things it glowed throughout the audience. The music is fun and makes you want to dance around with your friends! The show made you really care about the characters and see the humanistic side of each character as they evolved throughout the show.... full review

A fast-paced, totally delightful show all the way through, with catchy tunes and oodles of jokes in both the song and book, expertly delivered by an enthusiastic cast of absolute pros. ... full review

A fantastic show that is fun, simple and beautifully celebrates being different and standing up for yourself. The movement and song weave together effortlessly to create a story that despite it's simplicity, still finds you gripping your seat all the way through. ... full review

Funny, delightful, and engaging. There's nothing wrong with being unabashedly positive and having a truly happy ending. I was genuinely surprised when it ended, because I thought it had only been 60 minutes rather than 90.... full review

Fun, light comedy with a positive message for everyone.... full review

Rally fun! High production values, great energy. You'll leave the theatre smiling! Reminded me of "Be More Chill."... full review

Loved the story line and that robot had such depth and great timing. I could totally see this coming to Broadway or Pantages.... full review

This was a delightful show. Fun, well-paced, and impressively choreographed, with a good cast and and a story that clicked nicely and moved at a solid pace. ... full review

Michael Shapiro's musical is delightful and energetic. The cast is invigorated by Joanna Syiek's precise and inventive direction and choreography. Jennifer Lin's musical direction makes the wonderful score shine. There are many fantastic performances delivered by the cast, none more so than the work of Allie Costa and Jordan Mitchell-Love. Costa soars as both the adorkable love interest as well as the moral center of the show. Mitchell-Love gentle positivity and subtle humor as the artificial life form provides unexpected heart. This show has a great future.... full review