Meeting Across the River

Wonderful engaging. Surprising twist. All the 4 characters had their spot as it was played in the round the energy was high. Don’t want to give the plot away but I enjoyed the journey they took us on. ... full review

Meetimg Across The River was a richly told story of a hardcore team of femme fatales, in the aftermath of a heist that didn't go exactly to plan. Each of the players showed their strengths and pulled you into the story. Set in modern day Philadelphia, while compact in time, was fulfilled in content. Must see. ... full review

So exciting and poetic. A new kind of theater. Tarantino-esque ... full review

A great throwback to Tarantino’s Reservoir Dogs! All four young women were wonderfully cast in their roles. Tight snappy dialogue that’s also very timely. Well written and well-distributed amongst the lady gang. Feels more like a film than a play!... full review

Great play! This cast is amazing and their strong and compelling performances brought the intensity to life. Bridget Avildsen was powerful in her silence and when she spoke, her excellent delivery and stage presence commanded your attention. Really enjoyed it!... full review

Highly Recommend! About damn time a group a female thugs can get foul and bloodied. Why is that only reserved for men? Women can monologue about Shakespeare 📖 and cigarettes 🚬 while cleaning their guns 🔫 . This “heist gone wrong” one-act play by Chris Haas is a showcase of words, style and genre a la Mamet. But, this time, it’s the ladies standing center stage holding the smoking gun. ... full review

The cast was fantastic and kept really tight with the theme. I was surprised with the fight scenes which were very technically performed looked real from my 5 feet view. A throw me off guard ending that was very well masked. Fabulous writing & Directing Chris Haas. Ladies BRAVO 🎬... full review

Meeting across the river is a wonderful play you must see it’s so great ... full review

I loved the show. I thought it was funny, surprising, completely engrossing and entertaining in every way. The acting was spot on, the writing was crisp and on point and the direction was perfect for the space. Kudos to everyone involved. ... full review

A modern day Shakespearean menstrual soap opera. Full of egregious attitude, and aggressive behavior. The overall dialogue was crude, sexy, and impressive all at the same time. I admired such charming naïveté between the cast making up those four criminally determined young women. The performers gave the sentiment “no honor among thieves” a new meaning all together. The acting was highly remarkable, the energy was high, and in a big way majestically lit up the small stage that makes up the Loft Ensemble.... full review