SON OF A BITCH

I was drawn in immediately to this play. This story was thoughtful, smart and strongly performed. ... full review

I honestly can't say enough great things about this show!... full review

Effortlessly woven dialogue merges with a fascinating story of our own steps to where we are as a country. This piece of story-telling gave me a little window into a reality of what if... what if just a few people had made a few different choices? What if just one person had somehow stood their moral ground? And a piece of art that leaves me asking questions, instead of wanting answers, is a piece of art that has the chance of shifting the way we see. I was obviously moved by this story, and I think you will be, too. ... full review

"The cast is bolstered by Lucy Gillespie’s hardball script and director Billy Ray Brewton’s fly-on-the-wall gravitas." Read the full review here: http://fringereview.co.uk/review/hollywoodfringe/2019/son-of-a-bitch/... full review

Fun, funny and fascinating!... full review

Gosh, what a superb production. Outstanding performances, insightful writing and masterful direction. This is a very strong piece of ensemble theatre and would hold its own if immediately transferred to the Ahmanson, Broadway or West End. Son of A Bitch takes us on a moving journey through Washington in the 1980s, behind-the-scenes of the Republican White House, and has poignant messages for today in terms of corruption, populism and how the circus of politics is often disassociated from the will of the people. Five stars! ... full review

Amazing performances that shine a light on a truly unique personality in a dark corner of politics that speaks to the absurdity of winning at any cost with humor and a good heart... full review

Fantastic writing, a talented ensemble, and a fascinating subject combine to make this a great show. This one will stick with you for a while. ... full review

Fantastically written, beautifully staged and performed- a dark West Wing, into the mind of a man for whom winning is all that matters. Smart, tense and relevant.... full review

Thoroughly enjoyable, even for someone who is uninterested in political history. Walked away hungry for more knowledge of Lee Atwater and his campaign for Bush. The show was well performed, well directed and very smartly written, with humor that toed the line artfully between ironic and tongue-in-cheek. Go see it!... full review