Not That Illegal

It was fantastic. The writing was very good and each characters have something to talk about. The actors were great and the plot is very relevant nowadays.... full review

A serious topic told with comedic flare; I thoroughly enjoyed this show. The serious moments were well-balanced with light-hearted and funny moments. There's room for contemplation and a reminder that the immigrant situation isn't so black and white. One knows a show's succeeded when one can walk away having been both entertained and made to think.... full review

Such an important story to tell of the immigrant struggle of being uprooted from a place they have built a life in, also dealing with friendship and the many meanings of love. The writing of this show was incredible as was the stage picture and direction. Each actor fully embodied their role and gave life to these multidimensional characters.... full review

Fun performances and a story of doing what it takes no matter the costs, Not That Illegal is a fun show that really speaks to us as dreamers, doing whatever we need to do live out our truth. Well done!... full review

Entertaining from start to finish. Great chemistry between actors. ... full review

Great ensemble as a whole. The message is very clear. This is a touching love story!... full review

I thought the show was really well-balanced. The writing was great. The flow was smooth and both the acting directing were on point too. There’s so much to enjoy about Not That Illegal! It’s a real winner. ... full review

Way too long and not very funny for a comedy.... full review

What a story!!! Holey moley. The things one has to do to stay in the country to live the American Dream. Such an interesting concept to flesh out on stage. The character, Ali Can, has his ups and downs throughout the show, but you are constantly rooting for him. ... full review

A sweet and funny farce about the absurdity of our immigration system and government bureaucrats and the strength of the bond of friendship to overcome all.... full review