Still Awake

Still Awake was incredible with a heartfelt message. I enjoyed how every character’s story intertwined together and how much chemistry the actors had. The show was interactive and really helped to immersive you into the world. ... full review

“Still Awake” took me back to 9/11 and the days following. To having thoughts about purpose and “what’s the point?” moments. But unlike then, it reminds us that there can be, and often is, purpose in the things we do, even when we can’t see it ourselves. ... full review

Jonathan Langley has beautifully written and expertly directed a frighteningly truthful portrayal of the late night television scene, during what surely must have been one of it’s toughest moments, in the wake of the 9/11 attacks. A fantastic ensemble cast led by the immediately likeable, constantly entertaining and always fraught Tony Aycuff, played expertly by Theo Newton, took us on a journey through wonderfully inventive use of The Actors Company’s Other Space, with the audience flanking the central playing space on either side. Slick scene changes and constantly mobile action made for a fast paced story that had zip, wit and elegance at times. Hats off to the whole production team for the incredible amount of work it must have t... full review

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A fantastic show wonderfully written, directed and performed! I felt like I was watching more of good television show rather than a play. Bravo!... full review

The ensemble had great chemistry. I can tell they like eachother.... full review

I thought it was great. I enjoyed the use of the stage and how seamless the transitions felt. Even though this story takes place at a specific historical time, the broader themes of finding meaning or facing tragedy are universally relatable.... full review

An awesome original story told with heart, depth and great actors!... full review

Still Awake is a fantastic play from start to finish. From its impressive use of the stage to some stand out performances from the fantastic Landon Moss and Elizabeth Pye, overall this play is a must see. It’s an emotionally gripping piece with enough levity to help guide you through some of its traumatic themes. I couldn’t recommend this show enough!! ... full review