I went in with no expectations having booked this show at random. I was blown away. It was truly impressive. The concept, the script and the acting were outstanding. Two words spring to mind - innovative and heartwarming. You can tell a lot work went into prepping this act and it paid off. Congratulations! I tip my proverbial hat to Doug Harvey and Abigail Deser. I hope this work gets the recognition ot deserves. ... full review

I'm just an average guy who enjoys well written imaginative storytelling. I purposefully watch and listen with the intent of wanting to believe and be transported into whatever world the writer has created. I don't criticize the experience unless the writer has done something out of sorts in the story, pulling me back into my seat, unwillingly causing me to question and become critical and judgmental, which in my opinion is bad writing resulting in an overall bad experience - I am happy to say t... full review

A wonderful musical in which Charlotte takes us on a fun and heartfelt journey about Princess Diana's life.... full review

Well written, well acted, emotionally strong with much humor.... full review

Teruko is a FORCE OF NATURE! Best solo show I’ve seen in ten years!... full review

The Ramon Show was an unexpected chance to hear some welcome reminders to appreciate myself, and I got to check in with myself and blow off some steam!... full review

This show blew me away. Teruko's story is heartbreaking and heartwarming at the same time. She found a way to help us laugh through the pain and it's very inspiring. This show shows you how to get up when you're down and out.... full review

A powerfully honest and emotionally brave autobiographical show that is alternately hilarious, poignant, and at times, horrifying. The tumultous life story to date of a young japanese women who has overcome some truly terrible hurdles to pursue her dreams, and found a way to be happy despite her oftentimes painful past.... full review

Rock N Roll Heretic was an engaging musical piece that reminds us about the challenges black musicians faced/still face in the music and entertainment industry. It's a story about history, healing and ultimately hope. ... full review

A masterful examination of an alcoholic American, and the lies and self deceptions he tells himself as he spirals ever downward into an abyss of his own making. ... full review

Captures perfectly the stiflingly rigid and suffocating gender roles that women were forced to conform to in this period, as well as the despair and rage that lurked just underneath their pasted on Stepford smiles.... full review

Full of surprises, fun and bringing out vulnerability in the audience.... full review

Rebecca lays it all on the line...no holds barred, and I so admire that in a performer. I've known her story on a very minor surface level. But, this show took me deeper. It shows the brutal struggle to be honest to one's self, no matter the cost. The music, the script...you'll laugh, you'll cry, you're mind will be opened (hopefully). This is exactly what theatre should do! ... full review

Clever writing, decent pipes, good timing and sharply subtle characterizations of society's "voices," all enrobed in Rebecca's effectively mellow disposition to create an engaging journey for a full 80 minutes. The subject of asexuality is curiously unique but in less capable hands, I would have been squirming in my seat before the hour. Instead, I found myself getting swept up in Robert's self-discovery and cheering at the end!... full review

Why hasn't this show been made into a full theatrical extravaganza? It was fantastic. I'll be the first in line when it is on Broadway. ... full review

Becca bared her soul on stage, offering a nuanced portrait of one's journey to self-love which included an impressive ability to transform into all types of characters all while having the audience laugh along to a catchy soundtrack.... full review

Grateful for this show... full review

I really enjoyed the play from beginning to end... full review

Overall I enjoyed myself thoroughly. The cast did a fantastic job executing a story of an Immigrant trying to stay in America and those around him who have come love him and doing anything to make sure he stays and lives the life he desires.... full review

MADE IN AMERICA was one of the most surprising, gut-wrenching, heartfelt, high energy, personal, beautiful, powerful shows I’ve ever seen. If you have the chance to see it, you simply have to. Teruko and Titi are stars!!!... full review