Junru’s story is so beautifully and heartbreakingly told in Body As An Archive. Her story is both shocking, mesmerizing, vulnerable, and moving. From moments of humor that made us laugh to the shock and tear-jerking details of everything she had to endure throughout her life so far, and at such a young age. Her lighting, music choices, and dialogue had the entire crowd holding their breath in anticipation and awe. Junru’s ability to overcome and find passion for her artisty is nothing short of in... full review

Lively, exciting production of Taming! The 60 minute cut was excellent, everything that needed to be there was there; it was easy to follow and entertaining all the way through. Each character had a clear POV, and each actor brought their own modern and expressive voices to the piece, which is such a treat to witness as an audience member! Fantastic direction from the staging to the blocking to the clarity and intention of the text. Would highly recommend for anyone needing a Shakespeare comedy f... full review

A powerful, moving solo show that expertly combined heaviness and levity. The script forced us to sit in tension as we slowly got to know and feel for the protagonist, which ultimately made the twist at the end hit like a knife to the chest. ... full review

Fantastic show! Fun, fast paced, and honest... full review

The Lincoln Debate was beyond excellent!7 I loved it! Terry Ray is a marvel when it comes to writing. ... full review

LADY SATAN is a gorgeous show full of heart, discourse, and hope. I loved this play and what it exposed about our dictatorship in America. ... full review

An intimate play that encourages one to think critically about the consequences that your professional life has on your personal life and vice versa.... full review

Wonderful characters and beautifully staged. The direction was spot on, and the writing was superb. I loved this performance, well done.... full review

Fun show!... full review

This was a really beautiful, disarming, funny, heartbreaking and hopeful introspection and a privilege to witness.... full review

Molly is such an iconic performer, I love watching her and this show was no exception. Funny and gross and completely brilliant. This show is innovative in tech and in story. It's also just a really fun time. I highly recommend.... full review

In The Beginning takes the biblical creation myth and recenters the story around Eve. Her hopes, dreams, and struggles are at the heart of this piece, portrayed beautifully by Laurel Preston.... full review

As someone who grew up in the south I felt deeply validated and retraumatized by this show (in a good way). Sam is an unhinged performer who hits the gas at 1000% commitment on everything she does. She never misses a beat and runs with anything and everything the audience gives her. Peak clowning!... full review

A delight! Lots of wigs, nudity (penis, butt and boobs), jokes, psychedelia, special effects and 70s-style red paint blood and fun druggy party scenes ... full review

Such an impactful show! Tiffany Esteb's compelling tale starkly questions where both our freedoms and our laws can fall short of protecting us. 'Justice' unfolds with several chilling moments, and Esteb gifts us with a wonderful performance throughout -- as well as a LOT to think about. Great theatre! ... full review

Warning! May contain spoilers. GHOSTTOWN is an apropos tale that works as a touchstone for any age group - but feels especially pertinent for those of us in our early-mid adulthood. In an increasingly isolated and socially-strangled age, what happens when your story ends prematurely? What happens when you choose to do the safe thing, rather than the brave thing? Is there a right way to live, is it that simple? How much of yourself is safe to share, how much are people willing to listen, and wh... full review

Women Who Eat is a ferocious dark comedy that isn’t afraid to make its audience squirm.... full review

A compelling tour-de-force performance that engages all the senses. ... full review

Let’s be honest, we’ve all wondered what it would be like to get to witness our own funeral, getting to see and hear what everyone truly thought of us. Ghosttown beautifully explored that idea all while striking a lovely balance between the ironic humor of it all with the thought-provoking, “search for the true meaning of life” moments.... full review

Go see Black Bag Job! It's a compelling look at what may have taken place behind the scenes on the day of the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King.... full review