Teaching a Robot to Love (the Musical)

Tools for business in social networks... full review

SEE THIS NOW. It's so good I bought several friends tickets. The music is excellent. The performance is excellent. The costuming is excellent and inspiring. I was truly entertained and blown away by the cleverness of the writing. The dialogue is so funny and I laughed so hard. I love the visual and physical gags that had a vaudevillian twinkle all with punch in the gut social commentary. I can't wait to see what's next for this writer/composer as well as the whole cast. So good!!!... full review

A fun, bombastic, sensitive, heartfelt, funny, catchy musical with a propulsive storyline and fabulous cast.... full review

ADORED THIS SHOW. A very sweet and funny story, catchy tunes and excellent performances by all!... full review

A joyful, life-affirming show! Catchy, emotionally rich, relatable songs, brought to life by a stellar cast.... full review

Really good... full review

A very modern take on finding love, friendship, and acceptance of others. Dedicated actors with great voices, rainbow-hued costumes, with clever lyrics and choreography in such a small staging area. Kudos to director Ashley Ward for pulling it all together and to the cast for their great enthusiasm and energy.... full review

The show was very well done going through all the emotions with a great villain and a redeemable pseudo-villain. All robots need love and friendship!... full review

This was amazing, This show should be performing in New York. This show is quality. This was amazing show, the story, the music, the characters were great. I am excited to see what the future of this show is.... full review

I had listened to Teaching a Robot to Love previously on CD when the cast album was released. I knew it was a touching, well written show with a great message about both accepting our trans and nonbinary friends and also about how much capitalism sucks. I did not expect seeing the full show to hit me as hard as it did. An incredibly talented group of people brought together a beautiful show that sits on the line of absurdist comedy, but never crosses it far enough to take away the show's heart. A brilliant, and wonderfully campy, balancing act.... full review