Last night I had the chance to watch Punish Me, and I can honestly say it was an extraordinary experience. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ From beginning to end, the play was captivating, emotionally powerful, and incredibly thought-provoking. The performances were outstanding—every actor brought such authenticity and intensity to the stage that it was impossible not to be completely immersed in the story. What impressed me the most was the play's ability to explore deep and complex themes while keeping the audience... full review

Um run dont walk. Dione's story will rock you to the highest of highs and lowest of lows. At one point you're laughing hysterically and the next you're crying so hard you can't breathe. And sometimes, you'll be doing both at the same time. Dione's story is one that can't be missed. Please go see this! ... full review

Dara Kosberg is one brave actor. Getting on stage and acting the most sacred real thoughts and actions of oneself, and still being able to go an as an actor, is not an easy task, but Kosberg gets it done, with strength.... full review

Body as an Archive took me into a world I had no idea existed and it most definitely sparked conversations and research afterwards. Junru is a dazzling and elegant acrobatic artist, thoughtful and humorous actor and insightful writer. I was moved by her bright personality and positive delivery which helped me feel safe while I was hearing about a traumatic childhood experience. I can see this having wide appeal, there is an expose aspect to the story in sync with the spectrum of human trafficking... full review

Honest, real, brave exploration of a topic rarely put on display. Not an easy topic to tackle, but she did so with such clarity of skill, and a grace in holding her truth. ... full review

I loved this show! Jordan is such a force on stage. He's an incredible performer and has such an impressive grasp of history and storytelling. The structure and impressive use of simple, but thoughtful staging made for a really engaging show. Great job!!!... full review

A thoughtful, wittily hilarious and moving show! Excellent performances from all with fun stage and blocking dynamics! Strong writing, pacing is spot on. I would fly through Tulsa just to see it again! Bravo!... full review

Watching this show gave me a good glimpse into Kelly as a person. It is a vulnerable encapsulation of what growing up with an unhealed military father is like. Kelly uses photos, video, music, and dance to paint you a picture of her life. She is open and honest, which shines throughout the story.... full review

Oh my god this was delightful. GOODY was my first ever clowning show experience, and I loved every minute. Elena warmly engages the audience with participation that feels easy and rewarding; I think even a shy audience member would feel welcome and encouraged to play along.... full review

This was a fun concept and I enjoy watching an ensemble of fun characters, but the overall show was underwhelming. The humor was very rudimentary and the dialogue at times felt stilted and unrealistic. ... full review

This was a fulfilling theatre night out. THE TRICK AND THE PERAL were done very well. I particularly enjoyed the staging by Hasmik Sargsyan for The Pearl; The Pearl is one solid Aristotle approved play and Sargsyan does real justice to it.... full review

A charming, witty, and surprisingly heartfelt romantic comedy that captures the awkwardness, excitement, and vulnerability of dating later in life. The cast delivers strong performances across the board, bringing warmth and authenticity to relationships that feel real and connected. The dialogue is sharp and funny, funny moments with genuine emotional depth.... full review

I felt an unpresumptuous presence from the moment the lights hit Cindy. She brings what turns out to be a crushable innocence that manages to inflict a peculiar sense of hope. That type of experience that leaves you lighter and thinking about the flipping to the cold side of a pillow. ... full review

A full-on epic historical saga, presented by a worldly man of letters! I love how serious this show presents itself (As an "unreleased" podcast lol), and how unbelievably stupid it is. I was laughing all the way from Venice to Crete! Jordan has crafted the perfect vehicle for his talents, and it's a real joy to watch him firing on all cylinders here. It's so fun to watch someone who clearly loves history and history podcasts/shows spoof those shows and the type of people who make them. ... full review

A beautiful piece that is as entertaining as it is funny, as it is introspective as it is sexy. Megan does a beautiful job of weaving a narrative through her life as a dancer and soon-to-be mother. ... full review

The Show delved deeply and intensely into the pain and frustration inside the current events in LA, including the Fires, Writers strike, Age and more. The screaming emotions of the actors left you walking away, thinking about it for days. ... full review

Walking into The Actor Company's Little Theater, I knew that "All These Pretty Things" would be a very intimate solo show. On-stage were a few black boxes, a Tibetan singing bowl and mallet, and most importantly, a keyboard. Once singer/songwriter, Tracey Yarad entered holding her warm tea, she greeted the audience and launched into her show. Starting with an early marriage to an older man, his substance abuse led to the demise of their marriage. This resulted in her multi-year long "Celibacy.... full review

It was a lovely one-man show covering Stewart's homecoming from service in Europe during WWII to his role in the Christmas classic It's A Wonderful Life. Brian Rohan embodied Stewart"s nervous charm and mannerisms well, shaking hands and verbal tics included. It made me tear up numerous times.... full review

From the second the lights went up until the show ended, I was entirely entertained and moved.... full review

Julia is a star, and her vocal power is only the tip of the iceberg. Touching and well-written moments abound. This show is a delight to watch! ... full review