Outstanding show, watching a man struggle to ultimately discover what his show is meant to be about. ... full review

I loved it, and my 14-year-old son loved it. He was laughing the whole time. And so was I. And so when I told Charlotte that it had the same demographic as Twilight, (12-year-olds I and middle-aged women), he said, and I quote, “How can you compare this stroke of genius to that filth?“ ... full review

If you like Drama, you gonna love this!! It is true to its name “Women Who Eat”. Everything you can expect and then SOME!!! It is so good i have seen it twice!!!!... full review

Drummond and Hoffman are the best in the biz. I was so moved AND titillated. And I highly relate to singing uncomfortable feelings myself. Can't wait to see the show evolve and watch it 100 more times! ... full review

This show was a hoot. From the moment you enter the theater the cast is firing on all cylinders. Amazing energy and synergy among the cast which was contagious for the audience. ... full review

Molly is the GOAT. Period. Catch her now before she is too f*cking famous for you. ... full review

Maddie is one of my favorite clowns! I felt safe to participate and be a goof. I was not a doll child, but now may be a convert. ... full review

Diane perhaps should be in jail? (Complimentary) ... full review

A delightful musical that is in fact anxiety-inducing. I feel like I've got my anxiety under control, but when Jasmine called on me to play her therapist, I spent several minutes during and after the play anguishing over whether I did it right! The performance is compelling, #relatable, and frankly inspiring - I couldn't believe Jasmine isn't vocally trained, because she sounds great!... full review

A unique dive into an artists experience being pushed from 4 years old to perform with Cirque Du Soleil at 9 years old. A story of confronting their past to embrace who they are as an artist. Ans its funny somehow!... full review

The magic of this production is that it leaves you wanting more—more of the story, more of these characters, more time in their world. It feels destined for the screen or an expanded theatrical run because it ends with the audience craving what comes next.... full review

I feel like Dr. Orna would love this show. How to Get a Second Husband is funny, vulnerable, AND shares gossip. It's like hanging with your coolest friend. ... full review

Brilliant concept. Lovely storyline.gave me a shock when the orca and shark arrived though lol. The puppeteers swam around the stage effortlessly telling the tale with movement and the puppets themselves were amazingly detailed. ... full review

Terrific show! Inspired by a classic, but with poignant themes of the state of our business and the world today. And funny! The entire cast is excellent, the script is gold, you gotta see it!... full review

I saw the Invisible table read, and now I want the rest of the season! Every character was introduced so masterfully, I felt I knew them within a few lines of dialogue. The world feels fully fleshed out and fascinating. And it's so funny and so compelling! My partner and I both say: more, please!... full review

Since I graduated high school in 1976 and have MY OWN 50 year Reunion in a couple of months, I naturally related more to the second play... but both were fantastic really well written the first one was super funny and the last one really pulled your heart strings led by the indomitable effortless acting of Michael Dempsey. And then the first play I thought Amanda brought an impishness to the Angel that I would never have thought of myself a brilliant choice! In 2nd piece I Also LOVED that they al... full review

Every second was engaging. Duane Forrest is as magnetic as he is talented. He invoked not just Nat King Cole, but Billie Holiday and Louis Armstrong as well, and tied it all together with his own personal experiences. Moving and tragic and poignant and important. ... full review

I laughed. I cried. I kicked. I balled!! ... full review

Phenomenally creative and superbly acted, the multiple characters Ms. Harms plays each illuminate a character trait, mostly character flaws, of Tarantino. Would recommend to any Tarantino fan or hater. ... full review

Well done, the concept was really clever and the actors played really well together. There was a couple with glasses in the first act that were so funny and really made the material sing.... full review