BINGO!

Definitely a must see show! You’re engaged the entire show and Newman is very talented!!!! Could not stop laughing throughout this show! ... full review

Play the game! Watch the meltdown! Maybe win? What a ride!... full review

Thoroughly enjoyed the show. Loved the idea of blending an interactive game with watching a play. I enjoyed the small, intimate venue and the audience participation was great. Actor did a great job of improv when thrown a couple of curve balls!... full review

Funny, raw and honest. Trigger warning: drug use and suicidal ideation. ... full review

We all won at Bingo, as we watched and listened to comedic actor Newman Wolf fling Adam Scott Mazer’s funny dialogue at us -- with some in-the-moment improv woven throughout. It was a complicated, twisty and sometimes emotional evening — just like a good round of Bingo should be. Thumbs up on this outrageous character study! ... full review

Funny, edgy, gut-wrenching, and full of humanity, Bingo uses this well-loved game taking place at a nursing home to showcase the bingo caller’s descent into despair, which is brought to life impeccably by Newman’s amazing acting. I know that doesn’t sound hilarious, but it often is! With commentaries on life, love, relationships, aging, making mistakes, and just being human, Bingo packs a lot into its 1 hour run, with never a dull moment. Go see this play!!!... full review

Moving and funny. Cadence that keeps you on your toes. A sad man looking to be seen. You will laugh, you might cry, either way you will be entertained. I was on the edge of my seat waiting to see the lead, Newman Wolf, integrate improv into the script as he interacts with the audience. It doesn't hurt you get to play bingo.... full review

A really well done character study.... full review

Difficult material that unfolds as the play goes on. ... full review

offensive and racist. ... full review