A really beautiful and educational demonstration of how kindness prevails. Thai is a charismatic and engaging performer and presenter, and I look forward to seeing a longer version in the future.... full review

A brilliantly performed, superbly written tribute to an incredibly special life. From lights up, the show is packed with surprising moments that turn this one-man show from a meta-satire of shows like it, into one that may very well have a far greater impact on you than the rest. A roller coaster ride of fearless emotion, laugh out loud comedy, and deep truths about what it is to be, well… human - without ever being precious or maudlin. The hour unfolds like an Instagram biography of a man search... full review

Not my favorite show. It was a good attempt, but for me it missed the mark. It was hard to understand why these characters stayed in the same room with each other. ... full review

This is what I posted to social media: "I was lucky enough to see this show last night. One hour, lovely writing, beautifully acted. Stefan Marks is mighty talented. You know how you pay a lot of money to see mediocre theater? Support little theater in L.A. and do yourself a favor and high tail it over to see this...but hurry!" I don't often suggest theater, or much of anything else, to anyone, for a variety of reasons. But Stefan Marks in this show is easy to do. As a novelist, I am complete... full review

Because the mother wound is deep.... full review

Because sometimes you do something bad to get what you want, and it doesn’t turn out the way you wanted. ... full review

Good is good, and great is better than good. ... full review

What begins as a META anti-solo show, turns into a heartbreaking hole of missed opportunities and roads that should have led to happiness except fate is a bitch. ... full review

This play was such a creative demonstration of a modern day affair that kept the crowd engaged with no detail overlooked. It gave a clear perspective into the main characters experience and highlighted all of the emotions that came along with it. The entire cast demonstrated excellent capabilities as actors where each member was perfectly matched for their roll! Very entertaining! ... full review

I hope you plan on reevaluating your own relationship, because The Huddle will shine a mirror on your own habits and your own marriage mistakes. You hope you're a Alex, but you sadly recognize the Quinn in you as well. ... full review

A really funny concept with hilarious songs! Shelby is so talented!!... full review

This show puts the equation "tragedy + time = comedy" to the ultimate test. I think Dr. Graves is the only self-help capitalist/psychiatric snake oilsman I wish I could be friends with in real life? This show is set up like a TED talk and somehow managed to sneak in some of the funniest physical comedy bits I've seen this year.... full review

A delightful musical spoof of the Hallmark movies my late parents cherished. ... full review

Katherine takes us to a fictional town called Bellingham Bay. But by the end of her performance, I was pretty convinced that this town and these people were real, and I'm mad this show doesn't actually exist. ... full review

Laughed so hard I was GAGGING (and not just because of the ketchup and ranch dressing being poured into mouths). ... full review

There's nothing like seeing two talented performers transform their lifelong friendship into art on stage, supported by the heartwarming and funny storytelling of their equally talented writer Eli. Even with one of them being a ghost, the trials and tribulations the characters face throughout their relationship feel very alive. This play emphasizes the painfully beautiful truth that while you may move on after the death of someone you love, they will never be forgotten. And that a goodbye can... full review

Overwhelmingly relatable. Costume and lighting design were very well done.... full review

When they handed me the tissues at will call, I was like psssh, I'm fiiiine. I was NOT fine, but I left knowing I'd be okay. As someone with a show also partially about the death of a parent, this show made me confront how I've gone about processing my own grief, how I honor my loved ones in my art, and how lucky I am to witness other people make something beautiful from their own pain. Please go watch this! ... full review

Great! Fun! Funny! Fast moving! Excellent song writing music and lyrics with singing to match. ... full review

*Schizm* is a deeply moving piece of theater. As a fellow drama therapist, I was struck by the humanity and care Ryan Lisman brings to the experience of psychosis and schizophrenia. The use of the Greek chorus is especially powerful. It beautifully externalizes the protagonists' inner worlds and reminded me of both drama therapy and Internal Family Systems—the way different voices, parts, fears, and longings live within us and shape our experience. What struck me most is that the play speaks n... full review