Thoroughly impressed with this play from start to finish. Well thought out from the preshow sound design to the set which establish the place even before the play begins. The writing is exceptional and the performances evocative... it is hauntingly striking. The kind of writing that lingers long afterwards and makes you want to go back and watch it again!... full review

Tozy brings Mr. Ow to glamorous life in this show that deserves a BIG AUDIENCE. We are immediately transported into a glittery, sparkling INFINITE space for an INTIMATE evening of connection, play and magic. Puppetry, mentalism and a spate of other SURPRISES makes this a night to remember. Come ready to play with Mr. Ow and you won’t be disappointed - the evening is charming and hopeful and sweet with a side of snark!... full review

Phenomenal writing and performance. Laugh out loud funny with moments of true depth and emotion. ... full review

Funny, campy fun... full review

A strong drama with a wonderful message about animal rights. The play serves as a metaphor for not just animal rights, but the human rights that are being taken away by ICE agents.... full review

Bubba Proctor's F3 centers around an experience universal to so many LGBTQ people experience, particularly queer men, yet an experience so absent in media- the first HIV scare. As a queer man watching this play, I was brought back to my first visit to an STD clinic, when I was convinced I had contracted HIV. So many others will relate to this play, and after watching it I've realized how much the first visit to an STD clinic is such a coming of age moment for gay men, on par with coming out. Bubb... full review

I thought MAMMY IS A STAR was an overall great play. The actors delivered strong performances, and the story was both entertaining and meaningful. It kept me engaged throughout and left a lasting impression on me to keep striving and very give up on my dreams.... full review

Interesting Project and Creative Presentation... full review

I wasn't sure about this one because I don't watch reality TV, but turns out that didn't matter at all - it was fantastic! Entertaining throughout, I think my fave was the Dancing with the Stars guy.... full review

Fantastic Independent Theater... full review

So funny and heartfelt and brilliantly written. Very relatable whether you’re queer or not, I would recommend seeing this show if you get the chance!... full review

Truly a great play with a pretty great cast and great lighting and damnit if they didn't figure out how to fully transform that space on a fringe time frame. Impressed.... full review

So VERY enjoyable, the pacing was perfect, the slapstick hilarious. 2 veteran, incredibly likeable actors, one naive and childlike, one the alpha male who we depend on to navigate the existential crisis. And one dumb waiter that isn’t so dumb. BEAUTIFULLY DONE, don’t miss it!... full review

I loved this show. Full of joy and playfullness, Indiana radiates warmth and invites the audience to cheer and celebrate Sister's successes and attempts at comedy. A winning performance and a fun dynamic between the two characters.... full review

A haunting, terrifying, beautiful and hilarious show - Jackie is a star!... full review

The show was awesome. Entertaining, funny, emotional, brilliantly staged and performed. ... full review

Really fun clown show with one moment of collective crowd surfing that was was both beautiful and bizaree ... full review

I love when artists take complicated issues and make them personal. That's what this show is. Tiffany Esteb delivers a compelling solo performance for something that very evidently had a major impact on her life to say the least. It was difficult not to get angry or at least seriously disturbed, listening to her experience unfold and virtually impossible not to think "if that were me." Which is what ultimately makes for compelling theater.... full review

This show was a ride of portals: The way the lighting added to the suspense was amazing. Every time serpiente the towns evil man came out made me scared of what he would do. Thankfully the writer gave him a very descriptive monologue that required little of destruction of the set. Overall this was a love story of a young man trying to find love even though his truth is out of this world. My favorite line “ we might not be rich but we have culture”. ... full review

Beautiful venue. Excellent acting, complex writing. ... full review