Tuesday is a delight to watch, but more important, she's a great actor. Solid. And, she plays it with such nuance that gives you the feeling that she might be getting out of character, and in a flash you realize the just took you on another journey. ... full review

Fun.... full review

Full of humanity and humor. Both plays guide one to think about the relationships one has with family and old friends, and help find the way for it by way of love. ... full review

A masterpiece; absolutely exquisite. ... full review

This show is a darling trip inside the mind of a young boy. I laughed. I cried. It was wonderful! My kids (7 & 9) loved the show too. What they saw as a silly adventure, I also appreciated as a beautiful look at a sweet child with anxiety and his mother. It was so simple and also such a thoughtful portrayal of an important topic. ... full review

If you know Kel from their videos online you're familiar with their brand of wholesome, silly humor, but this show expands on those jokes in a wonderfully heartfelt, vulnerable way. Kel has an amazing knack for making everyone feel like a friend of theirs, and this production showcases that beautifully. The Magic Computer helps Kel process their journey of gender discovery and in turn, Kel helps us (the audience) to feel joy, whimsy, empathy and to laugh really really really hard. Qui... full review

A charming piece featuring some phenomenal original music.... full review

Recommend the show.... full review

Had the pleasure of seeing this during its initial run in NYC and was fortunate to catch it again for its West Coast premiere! This show is a very rare theatrical opportunity in 2026 to engage with some very challenging and relevant issues and it does so with deep perception and sensitivity.... full review

Timely and pulls no punches! These folks proved to us that comedy isn't dead, despite everyone being so sensitive these days (go see the show and you'll know what exactly I'm talking about). Genuinely very funny and of the time. ... full review

Noadiah gave a beautiful performance and his story is funny, topical and heart-wrenching. His charisma and charm had me hooked from the start. After the show, my friends and I felt compelled to share our own stories because Noadiah's story inspires sympathy and forgiveness. I highly recommend Jesus, Trump and the Little Mermaid Walk into a Bar.... full review

Such a great show. A fun atmosphere and lots of funny people on stage telling their crazy stories. I genuinely enjoyed the whole thing from start to finish. ... full review

I found myself immediately and entirely transported. This is the kind of show that stays with you for days; part ancient ritual, part urgent love story, all heart!... full review

Nobody else is doing solo character comedy like Taya Beattie! And for it all to be improvised? I promise you'll be entertained and bewildered!!... full review

Pit of Hope is an important story with an all star ensemble and a lot of heart! WARNING: after leaving this show, you WILL want to go right to the animal shelter and adopt a minimum of 10 rescue dogs.... full review

Yessssssss! Go see it! This is high energy, funny, engaging, surprising, and it reveals a real, thoughtful message by the end. The hour FLEW by because Matt and Jade are an absolute joy to behold. They’re both seasoned professionals with a wide range of skills that span across genres. It’s a truly original show that blends comedy and existentialism effortlessly. You won’t forget it!... full review

An excellent show! Nearly anyone who's been a part of a production can relate/sympathize, and it has an excellent performance from Laurel Kathleen!... full review

Definitely have not seen many shows like this one. ... full review

A dynamite, endearing, lovable, and batshit hilarious loungey gassy kaleidoscopic journey into the heart and soul of a powerhouse performer.... full review

Powerful piece and incredibly acted. A deep dive into love and how it lasts or doesn't. Nuanced performances, with real listening, focus, and intension (which I'm sorry to say seems rarer and rare these days)... full review