A love story with a banana! What could be more a-peeling? So silly! So good! I loved it!... full review

Cyrus is an utter delight to watch, by turns hilarious, sweet, sad, sexy, silly, and vulnerable. In this tale of growing up the son of immigrant parents who don't fully understand him, we see where that makes it difficult for him to accept himself and the people who try to get close to him. He experiences heartbreak, confusion, and ultimately growth. So many laughs and heartfelt moments!... full review

My cheeks hurt from smiling and laughing. Nora created something so magnetic and engaging and they were an absolute joy to watch. I wish it was longer. ... full review

A must-see for fans of comic book history, or just fans of great acting and writing! Seeing the Marvel bullpen brought to life was a nerd's dream come true! Surprisingly touching, and a fascinating exploration about the nature of authorship and creativity. You don't even need to know anything about comic books to enjoy this show. It's a remarkable accomplishment and an amazing night out at the theater. Josh Chamberlain is a real talent.... full review

A masterfully constructed, funny, important, heartbreaking yet beautiful piece. ... full review

A wise, funny, and moving meditation on the complexity of grief, time, family, and self told by an endlessly endearing performer. ... full review

A performance showing true depth (a submersible joke) and hilarity throughout. I was immediately captivated by each character and fell in love with all of them by the end. The structure flowed seamlessly and the innate creativity Loud exemplifies in her work is a delight! ... full review

Although this show is labeled as a tense psychological thriller (which it is) I find it to be so much more as it deftly highlights issues still plaguing women today and reminds us how at times 1984 is not that different than 2026. I particularly appreciated that the play had all the women talking in the bathroom and on the street after the show about how they might have handled themselves if they were in the shoes of Hannah, expertly portrayed by Emily Clark. ... full review

Puppydog was an incredible peek into the beginning of the space race. Langjahr portrayed multiple characters seamlessly (including the puppydog himself!) in a magical and captivating way. Would absolutely recommend! ... full review

What an incredible story. The way that Meg switches between characters to tell the story is hilarious. I really loved this show and laughed hundreds of times.... full review

Alice Cutler presented us with her hopeful, then heart wrenching story, with humor and resilience throughout. Brilliant and brave. I loved her and every minute of this show. Brava Alice!... full review

Punish Me is a powerful and deeply engaging play that blends humor, emotion and suspense into a compelling story. As a Greek audience member, I especially appreciated the many Greek references and the beautiful use of classic Greek songs throughout the production, which added warmth and authenticity. Michael Dukakis delivers a heartfelt performance, bringing vulnerability and honesty. Punish Me is a production that stays with you long after the final curtain.... full review

Damn but this show had me laughin' AND enjoying the Cello. It's really great and really funny.... full review

Go see this show. An alien crash-lands on Earth and speaks only in hoop. That’s it. That’s the setup. And somehow it becomes one of the funniest, clever, most heartfelt pieces of theater I’ve seen in years. I laughed. A lot. And tried not to cry. But what sneaks up on you is the feeling underneath it all. Through a hula hoop, an alien is trying to solve the same problem every human being is: how do we fill the empty space? How do we connect? How do we belong? But the connection is all in... full review

Trust me when I say, you will never think about your pelvic floor in the same way again, but in a good way. PSA: Pelvic Service Announcement is part Ted Talk, part clown performance, part acoustic jam session, and all parts comedy gold.... full review

Was it absurd? Yes but in the most fantastic and beautiful ways I never imagined possible! I found myself exhausted from laughing. I can see how every performance would bring something new and wish I could have seen it more. Perhaps I will have the chance to see it again. I hope! Edib congratulations and thank you so much for the inspiration 💗🙏🏽... full review

Molly's a real star. The core concept of this show is so strong, and the songs are genuine bops. I laughed the whole time.... full review

This was a great clown show, Sam G is so funny, and so is Miguel in the booth!!! ... full review

What a fun cast and fun show. I have never seen a vertical...so I loved the device of feeling like we were a part of the vertical as an audience. I was literally laughing out loud in disbelief! So funny! ... full review

One could describe If Not Numbers is an avant-garde operetta about the potential perils of excessive reliance on AI. For me, at its core, it is more of an unrequited love tone poem from someone who must end a relationship but cannot shake the influence that particular love has on her life. Beautifully performed and sung by Aria Gittelson and Margaret McGlynn, this show lingers in your brain. You'll keep trying to work through your feelings for days. If you like your theatre to challenge you, If N... full review