Hitchcock Lane

This was a very moving play. The collection of stories were woven together so nicely. I enjoyed each couple's story and the glimpse we got into their lives. The songs were wonderful, unexpected and were my favorite part. A must see! ... full review

A dazzling display of the human connection & the ties that bind us. Accolades all around for the talented cast & crew!! & a stunning display of writing, choreography & acting by Soda Persi! For those looking for a production that showcases talent in a multitude of forms, then this is the play for you. From the gorgeous singing of the original songs (a special nod to April Audia, who made me cry with her sensational singing on the final song of the production), to the picturesque choreography intermixed within transitions, to the chemistry of actors within the piece itself, this is a truly remarkable play. ... full review

Well written and exceptionally performed play full of emotionally resonant moments. The “collage of vignettes” structure gives the play strong pacing with each segment contributing unique textures and dramatic specificities. And yet, it all builds into a cohesive and meaningful whole. ... full review

The play is a gem, it is very poignant.... full review

‘Hitchcock Lane’ is a thought-provoking series of performances by experienced actors playing out poignant life challenges. An entertaining one-hour that had me enthralled and amazed at the talent demonstrated – the actors, the writer, the director, the producer. This was my first-ever experience at the Hollywood Fringe Festival. I will be back.... full review

Very enjoyable!... full review

I really enjoyed this performance! The storylines were a like a snapshot of pivotal moments in various romantic and familial relationships. The music, lyrics and choreography were on point. I love a good lyric and there are many. The acting was emotional and genuine. Good show!... full review

Very moving, emotional and real ... full review

Very good.... full review

Well written and acted portrayals of people staying in the moment with the uncomfortable truths of their relationships. Sincere, moving, and grounded in compassion.... full review