Welcome to UA: Unmasked Anonymous

Fun and thought provoking. ... full review

In the spotlight of 'Unmasked Anonymous,' Jordan and Caccamo’s alter egos take center stage, casting a clever and raw shadow over the confessional addict meetings. With a witty brilliance, this play unveils the struggle within us, as we navigate the twisted dance between our true selves and the masks we wear. In this thought-provoking 2-woman show, our alter egos demand their standing ovation, reminding us that even in the darkest corners, our smartest and most resilient selves are waiting to be unmasked. A must see at the Hollywood Fringe Festival! ... full review

My face hurt from laughing and was sticky from crying. ... full review

My masks were removed. I felt like Nicholas Cage and/or John Travolta. I want to see another showing knowing it won’t be the same experience! ... full review

This show is unique, bold, honest, raw, and honestly, a pretty decent support group meeting! Both performers play with an unfiltered honesty that blurs the line between what's real and what's scripted and it makes the whole piece an engaging and entertaining watch. I'd keep coming back.... full review

Loved it. ... full review