I was so awestruck by how Pamela weaved an interactive, audience participant piece with narrative that was powerful, yet emotionally driven at the same time. Pamela's strong viewpoint manages to seamlessly transition from a tough-love, no holds barred professor to such a state of vulnerability that you can't help but be moved after fits of laughter. ... full review

Nice, tight comedy with some original songs, and a great ensemble that takes us through the phases of living through all types of online relationships! ... full review

Apokalupsis has a lot to say and bravo to the cast & crew for putting together a wonderful show to effectively address such a sensitive topic. Their passion is on full display here. ... full review

I could not have loved this more. I got buried under a mountain of millennial nostalgia and laughed the entire time. Fantastic!... full review

If you enjoy the dark poetry and tombful stories of Edgar Allan Poe, you will never hear it better performed than in this dramatic portrayal by Bradley Bobbs.... full review

Heartwarming story about the main character and kindness of strangers, but other characters were made the butt of jokes. In a story about compassion and empathy towards strangers, this asymmetry stood out.... full review

A timely show that really pops the liberal bubble we've all been swimming in for 7 years.... full review

Lauren Curet offers us a glimpse into the life someone might be forced into if they were trying to appease their parents. It had a great mix of old school conservative Indian norms and what it means to be a “good woman” vs a more modern perspective where a young woman can choose her own destiny. Even if its veggie-ing out on the catch eating Dominoes and watching Netflix. This play was felt like a love letter to Lauren’s mom and as a way to honor her for letting be her own person and not be bound... full review

Lots of fun! I will see absolutely anything that Pam and this group creates and performs.... full review

Very fun character improv show!... full review

Hailey McAfee's flawless performance in "Iphigenia in Splott" was a heart-wrenching masterpiece. With remarkable talent and authenticity, McAfee captivated the audience. Her impeccable delivery and stage presence held us spellbound throughout. The show's minimalist production design complemented McAfee's storytelling, creating a powerful and unforgettable experience. "Iphigenia in Splott" is a must-see for those seeking poignant and emotionally captivating theatre.... full review

A well thought-provoking and emotionally charged production that delves deep into the complexities of friendship, racism, and social acceptance. With its compelling narrative and well-developed characters, the play explores how differing perspectives on these crucial issues can strain even the strongest of bonds, leading to the disintegration of a once-unbreakable friendship. ... full review

Every moment of this show will have your attention in a full on vice grip. You are either laughing, crying, or recovering before jumping back into one or the other. Insanely witty, vulnerable and enthralling, Dan has really crafted one of the best pieces of theatre I've been fortunate enough to experience. ... full review

This was a great play! Touched on so many dynamic layers when it comes to BIPOC and LGBTQIA relationships and where the tensions lie. GO SEE THIS PLAY! ... full review

Hannah Moore and Ainsley Ferrell are both equally guilty of stealing our hearts! This play has a lot to talk about regarding women who want their voices known and what happens when they’re abused into submission. Its a very good portrayal of the aftermath of an abusive relationship and how one can really be beaten into submission. Such a thought-provoking 2 person play that did a good job of having us guess who really did the crime? And more importantly, are these women justified In their act? ... full review

Heartfelt, harrowing, witty, touching and sublimely human. What a talented, resilient, strong, funny, empathetic soul Rebecca O'Brien revealed as she welcomed the audience to travel this journey with her. A beautiful reminder that there is good in the world, for those willing to take the time to look. I will long remember this show, along with Dorothy, Violet, Annie, & all the passengers that Rebecca portrayed & encountered along her route. Team Rebecca!... full review

Trying is a 30min view into the life of an addict. Through amazing set design , relatable dialogue, and incredible acting Chance is able to offer a very intimate view into the life of someone who is at rock bottom. Its such an honest portrayal of the following morning after someones world was shattered. A great stand alone piece that I recommend everyone watch... full review

The Fault in My Stars is so creative, funny, and entertaining! I am not always a huge musical comedy fan, but this show is LAUGH OUT LOUD FUNNY! A perfect mix of storytelling, earworm songwriting, social/millenial satire and self-deprecating humor. EMMA IS A TALENT!... full review

A hilarious and moving exploration of identity. I felt seen. ... full review

A beautifully produced and performed play that showcases the fragility of the heart and mind. I was left wanting more - a true accomplishment for a one person show. ... full review