I enjoyed this story, not too long but still a lovely full storyline ... full review

Such smart writing by Thea Pueschel and a phenomenal performance by Dominique Turner. The Injustice of Virginity is funny and wonderfully entertaining.... full review

Venus Express is a clever mix of comedy and heart, featuring eccentric characters and standout performances. It’s a charming production that blends spectacle with genuine emotion. ... full review

Enjoyed the show ... full review

Great show ... full review

Enjoyed the show!... full review

The show was amazing I absolutely loved it. It was funny, honest and inspirational. ... full review

I was honestly moved by the amount of raw emotion and wonderful acting that took place. There weren't many side characters or props and most of the scenes were exchanges (which made it feel you were in the room with them). Sadie did a fantastic job of portraying a very complex character. You didn't know whether or not she was innocent, calculated or if she was simply unhinged. The policeman was also very good at creating tension and dialogue between the two, slowly unearthing her. Also the interv... full review

A very intriguing story with a wonderful reflection and call to action at the end. If I understand correctly, the performer is a journalist more than an actor. Great job using storytelling devices and keeping energy up throughout. ... full review

Funny and lively satire with great energy and heart!... full review

A show about the circumstances that led a woman to end her husband’s life. It was very intense and thought provoking.... full review

The show was amazing! hilarious but also deeply moving and thought provoking. The 45 mins flew by and I would love to see an hour version!... full review

An excellent show. Well written, well acted and very funny! Smart too. I loved the characters.... full review

Christina's vulnerability and honesty about her journey was truly relatable. A high energy solo performance that took me on a roller-coaster of my own experiences in my 20s.... full review

The whole experience was a performance of home! From the invitating spread of Armenian-Syran food to the deeply personal film, this entire experience truly was an instillation that brought me back home.... full review

I went to see the play on Saturday, June 14th. It was a story set in a police station, following a wife who had suffered domestic violence and ultimately killed her husband. The lead role, played by Sadie, powerfully conveyed just how terribly she had been treated by her husband through her facial expressions and intense performance. Although almost all of the dialogue was in Chinese, English translations were displayed on a screen simultaneously, which made it easy to understand and follow.... full review

Terrific dark, dark, dark comedy with a great resolution I did not see coming. Excellent work by all!... full review

Richard Lucas’s “The Dog Log” is a masterclass in how to do a solo show. Since it was based on a published book, I expected the show to be good. Yet I somehow didn’t expect to feel devastated by the end about the fragility of the human condition. Richard infuses his storytelling with humor and pathos, engaging the audience from the first “arf, arf” until the final curtain. Along the way we’re taken on a journey that could be described as “everyday” on the surface—a civic complaint—yet in Richard’... full review

boring... full review

A beautiful, poignant play about grief. Thoroughly enjoyed it and was impressed with the acting, writing, and directing in equal measure.... full review