Eliza EGOTs
anonymous
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June 15, 2026
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Very talented performance from Eliza! Quirky and self deprecating with the highest sense of delusion that I think we all can appreciate right now. ...
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Lesion Lady
samantha anderson
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June 15, 2026
certified reviewer
AMAZING!!! Kylie blew me away, I laughed through the whole show and was crying by the end....
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Big Maestro & Little Cello Boy
alanna berkson
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June 15, 2026
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I didn’t have any expectations, and I was totally caught off guard. It was juicy, interactive, and super funny, but also pretty weird. I’ve seen lots of small theater shows, but this one is definitely the most hilariously bizarre....
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The Fisherman’s Wife
kaylee jaye
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June 15, 2026
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The cast all have a wonderful time with this dark comedy, and they take us along with them. I really loved the use of puppets, magic and props; they added campy, fun element to the show that elevated the experience. I don't want to give much away about the plot, but you can tell the whole team handled the script and the story with appreciation and care. ...
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THE McENFRO SHOW
david pavao
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June 15, 2026
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The McEnfro Show is billed as Cirque! Clown! Comedy! Chaos! and it was indeed all of those, plus a whole lot more! Fun concept with two distinct tennis iconic characters battling it out for supremacy and the audience's approval. The climactic cirque performance did not disappoint. ...
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Arden of Faversham
paul hoan zeidler
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June 15, 2026
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WHO WROTE THIS? A young Bill Shakespeare hammered in some of his stylish, rhythmic lines, but whoever else penned this cavalcade of mayhem and double-crosses is not known. Regardless of authorship, the Porters of Hellsgate have spun this Elizabethan true crime potboiler into a masterly production. The accomplished cast includes Brittany Pirozzoli's coquettish criminal, Matt Jayson's and Brendan Mulligan's gullible husband and lover, Dana DeRuyck's and Julia Manis's none-too-bright but always t...
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hi, i'm tanner :-)
robby angell
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June 15, 2026
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A heartfelt, personal story of family, love, grief, violence, loss, and the healing power of art, delivered by one of the most charming people in the world!...
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White Lilies
xander priddie
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June 15, 2026
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It is rare that I notice the direction and writing of a play first. The dialogue was sharp, witty and had a beautiful rhythm. The direction helped the team utilize the space and what a reveal! This piece was so beautiful and charming and necessary. It skewed modern tropes to let in new perspectives. As a Black audience member, it felt like a discussion made for me. Congratulations to this team. The play felt lived in. ...
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Big Maestro & Little Cello Boy
geri courtney-austein
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June 15, 2026
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Hilarious, great commitment! These two clowns are wonderful and this is them at their silliest. Clown Whiplash....
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Only Child Syndrome
kristine lahde
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June 15, 2026
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A hilarious and heartfelt hour of entertaining investigation and self-introspection. ...
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PARIS + JULIET
maddie ince
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June 15, 2026
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Paris + Juliet is a thoroughly captivating piece of theater, brilliantly carried by Charlie Day from beginning to end. His performance is not only laugh-out-loud funny but also surprisingly lyrical and deeply moving. Day demonstrates a genuine understanding of Shakespeare, balancing the Bard's wit and heartbreak in a performance that is as thoughtful as it is entertaining. I'd recommend this show to anyone in Los Angeles...a rare chance to experience Shakespeare as intended: with an actual Englis...
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DADDY ISSUES
david pavao
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June 15, 2026
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Likable, charming, unassuming, approachable, trusting. To some actors these may seem like filler words to describe an actor's performance. On the contrary, these are Spencer Waldner's super powers that bring to life a very powerful story of finding one's place in the world and to be more specific, to find the root cause of one's identity. Spencer is a wonderful story teller and actor and I encourage everyone to see Daddy Issues. ...
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Kevin August Shuts the F#ck Up - AND - Get Me Ready With Me with John Queenan
evan marshall
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June 15, 2026
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Absolutely knocked it out of the park. Two really hard forms to execute done with careful thought and genuine skill. Perfect length, perfect pace, awesome concepts, tons of laughs. ...
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Hold That Thought While I Scream
robby angell
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June 15, 2026
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A tense, introspective, and gripping two-hander with the power of a five-hander!...
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The Do Over
evan marshall
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June 15, 2026
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Heartfelt, specific, honest, inventive and moving! Great length and pace with plenty of variety and smart theatrical devices. ...
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Emotional Alpha
amy veltman
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June 15, 2026
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One of the better solo shows I've ever seen. Endlessly funny, works on multiple levels, seemingly silly but about something real and important. Andrew's a masterful performer. ...
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NEO
mckinnon powell
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June 15, 2026
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A unique piece that shows the struggle of a person internally and externally. I thought the writing, acting and directing were great. I loved the way the neon suit showed another side of the main character....
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COFFEE DATE
carl izbicki
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June 15, 2026
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Coffee Date was such a pleasure to watch. The writing and acting were so spot on. I had tickets for seats on stage (in the coffee shop). That made it extra special and fun ! ...
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In the Beginning
mckinnon powell
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June 15, 2026
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A great piece of theatre with wonderful acting. I was engaged the entire show by the writing and the performances of the cast. Having grown up Christian, it was very interesting to see this interpretation and retelling of the genesis story. ...
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The Liftist
marisa llamas
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June 15, 2026
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A series of relatable and even mundane experiences, elevated to art by humor and clever directing....
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