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

This show did make me laugh the whole time, with great jokes and hilarious situations... full review

This show was absolutely hilarious! I was laughing the whole time, Jordan brings the characters to life so well and kept the audience engaged from start to finish!!... full review

I fell in love with Ben's story, laughed immensely at his jokes, and got cozy with him as he took us down the nostalgic route of his childhood. With this being a new piece taking the stage for the first time, Ben has the amazing ability to bring the audience into the process of his writing, which gave us the opportunity to go on this beautiful gay journey with him. ... full review

Sarah does an excellent job of executing the classic tropes of the one woman show while maintaining some respect for the genre. She also does an excellent job of heightening and calling back to bits throughout. She’s a charismatic performer and excellent writer. ... full review

A fun fun fun modern romantic comedy using Shakespeare's main characters in Hamlet as inspiration. Whether you are a true Shakespeare fan or just love it when writer's like to toy with his characters and words, you should go see this play!... full review

Alice Cutler's Inconceivable is a masterclass in storytelling. From her first entrance, we knew that Alice was taking us on a rollercoaster ride through the ups and downs of creating another life and we were there for it. Funny, heartbreaking, inspiring, Inconceivable has it all and a so much more. ... full review

A wild, electric rock epic with outstanding vocals, sick live band, bodacious kung fu moves, and a fantastic story arch. This is a rock show you don't want to miss!... full review

Club Clown was SO MUCH FUN. Hilarious, energizing, and surprisingly wholesome. Run to this show if you need a reprieve from this chaotic world!... full review

Most definitely a fun musical experience. ... full review

Extreme fun from start to finish, Banford reels you in with her infectiously silly and hilarious personality. The other players are wonderful as well, especially Stern (who has a standout number) and Hass.... full review

A captivating journey from start to finish, showcasing the dynamic talents and fortitude of Paris Moon!... full review

Circus of Creatures – It appears to be an innocent and comedic circus of puppets in the beginning, then transforms into a surreal play featuring grotesque creatures born out of the most hideous parts of human history — atrocities and endless wars. It's not just a simple comedic approach in mini-theater, but an attempt to create serious drama that reflects on that history. Peter Matsumoto and Josh Bennett co-wrote and co-directed this Cirque Lunaire narrative into a form of expressionistic art and... full review

It’s hard to be alive in such a brutal world as ours. The only way to fix it is to change it ourselves through staying connected with our own hearts and building relationships with each other. So here we are, in a room, experiencing that. ... full review

The show was a very interesting and challenging look at the immigrant experience in america. it had nuance and a clear message. ... full review

The best show I have seen in years! VERY funny, thought-provoking, clever and fearless, and thoroughly entertaining. All this and a surprise ending! ... full review

From songs about sickly dogs to all-you-can-eat buffets to stomach distress, this comedy folk duo had me laughing. At the end of the show, they broke from the humor, but not their onstage personas, to sing a heartfelt cover of Bruce Springsteen's "The Streets of Minneapolis." ... full review

Bellyful is a perfect example of what the power of a great solo show can be! Vivia seamlessly transports us to different worlds, emotions, and insights with her brilliant storytelling, acting and writing. My heart and mind were glued to the stage every second of this show. Vivia’s stage presence is magnetic and her wisdom is profound. A must-see!!... full review