We'll Come Back to the Title. It's Fine.

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It was so well thought out and detailed. The story was very relevant and the direction superb. ... full review

The performances and writing for "We'll come back to the title. It's fine." Was wonderful, engaging and i can't say enought good things about the writer/director who introduced the work. Liisi i believe will be a rising star in this community and her soulful approach to the craft makes audiences connect to her material. 5/5 Would recommend. Catch it before its last showing Saturday the 24th. ... full review

A touching and funny play within a play asking ourselves what it means to be an artist in Hollywood and why we create art. ... full review

A funny, honest look at what it takes to create a show. I thought this play did a great job of showing the obstacles artists face, especially if those artists are friends. ... full review

I am beyond impressed with this charming production. I experienced a plethora of emotions. What I appreciated most was how we got a chance to see the behind the scenes of what goes into development. I like how the audience is able to peek behind the curtain and see the actors "break character". Liisi Rohumäe's writing was stellar... especially Triin's monologue! It hit me in my soul! Wow! Excellent performance by Jessica Park. Two thumbs up! ... full review

This show was witty and clever and thoroughly entertaining. It made me laugh, it made me cry and most of all, it made me care for the characters. The whole concept of this show is so meta, that it's hard not to like it.... full review

A sweet lighthearted comedy with a little realness. Beautiful set with some really cool music. Incredibly relatable to anyone who has ever put on a show... full review

Brave story telling by the writer-director. Deeply relatable on so many levels. ... full review

I had the pleasure of seeing We’ll Come Back To The Title. It’s Fine. At the Zephyr theater in West Hollywood on Saturday night. This was my first time attending a play at this intimate and somewhat quirky theater. It really does match the artsy Melrose Avenue vibe. Upon entry into the theater the set was very minimal which I tend to enjoy in small productions. It usually means the focus will be on the actors and dialogue. There was short introduction by the writer before diving into the hour long play. Now I have to admit I had no idea what to expect but within just a few seconds I was totally sucked into the play and it’s characters. Without giving too much away…it’s a play within a play. So we have our writer and the plays cast membe... full review