Monsters

Brilliant use of myth and personal narrative to illuminate the hero’s journey of healing. ... full review

Loved the show! Thought provoking and moving!... full review

Being transported to mythical times is the magic of David. I felt as an audience member the I was in the same caverns, skies and the Lower East Side of New York City as he storytold.... full review

David is such a wonderful story-teller.... full review

David is such an artful and amazing storyteller. His new work will captivate you. See it !!... full review

so poetic. so engaging. so educational. a great night of Theatre... full review

I've been a fan of David LeBarron's writing since his first fringe show 10,ooo years ago. Insightful, informative, and magical. This fusion of myth meets Myth Thing is a challenging dare into several worlds of queerdom and our place within it. Loved every moment. Brave and above many heads. Great work.... full review

A surprisingly touching and entertaining examination of queer consciousness and sense of self expressed as a retelling of fables through the ages, brought home to the present in a deeply personal final act. The language throughout was beautiful. I highly recommend this show.... full review

A beautiful, poignant, endearing, hilarious, heart wrenching, celebration of identity and community. Incredibly personal and simultaneously universal. 5 Stars.... full review

David LeBarron turns out fantastic performances in Monsters, playing four powerfully queer and meaningful roles which throughout the show balance mythological portrayal with personal, vulnerable truth. Well acted, paced, and scripted, LeBarron's monsters each find distinct ways to connect to the audience, delivering compelling renderings of their apparent monstrousness just as he puts their inner, honest humanity on display. ... full review