On The Line was compelling from the opening moment. The script would allow you to almost catch up to this unfolding mystery and then surprise you with another unexpected twist. Jeff, Emily, and Lucas were riveting and believable. ... full review

One the Line is a tight, well put together, incredibly tense thriller. Disturbing and scary. Funny and charming. Somehow all at once. The show achieved an unsettling feel, that only grew and made me continuously wonder when the sh*t was going to hit the fan.... full review

I loved everything about F*CKING FAMOUS...from it being set on Hollywood blvd in a wig shop to every bit of unexpected thereafter. Molly is brilliantly creatively weird - in the best way possible. So refreshing and wonderfully bizarre, but totally relatable because it all comes from a deeply human place. I found myself singing "t**s in the air! T**s in the air all the way home. ... full review

Hilarious, gut wrenching, energetic. The hour flew by. ... full review

Clever and witty, but never self-satisfied, Stefan Marks mines the meta humor of the solo show experience while finding his truthful moment in an honest and heartbreaking fashion.... full review

This show was so enchanting! What a special moment. The music, puppetry, and production design all worked together to make me feel like I was drawn into a magical faery world!... full review

A uniquely moving story. On every level, "Abby Normal" is the theatrical embodiment of ‘character being forged not by the circumstances of what happens to you, but rather through what you choose to do with those experiences.’ “Abby Normal” was born out of Sandra Cruze’s family’s real life experience with epilepsy. Through it, she alchemizes her family’s pain, frustration, disappointments, fears, challenges, and longings - wrapping them up in pure love, passion and perseverance, infusing their... full review

An absolutely unhinged fever dream that I won't soon forget. Frantic and fun, F*cking Famous is the perfect example of what modern clowning can be: connective, disturbing, and deeply funny in all the best ways. My god, Molly Sharpe shows the f*ck up and so should you!... full review

Wonderful to witness the young queer generation theatrically celebrate seminal LGBTQI history!... full review

so well done! ryan does an amazing job of showcasing and highlighting some of the psychological effects and narcissistic tactics of dysfunctional family dynamics, and really sold it with his character work. it is written and formatted thoroughly and had me locked in the entire time.... full review

This show is truly spectacular. I’m not sure I’ve laughed this much during any show ever. It is genuinely a delight. And it’s not just spectacularly funny, it’s also sweet and an outstanding narrative. Five stars. Must see. ... full review

Great Show, Great cast, the show leaves you wanting more! ... full review

This was such a fun and memorable show. The two actors worked wonderfully together and brought so much humor and personality to their roles. The singing was absolutely beautiful. I laughed, smiled, and was thoroughly entertained the entire time. Congratulations on a fantastic performance!... full review

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I saw “Survival of the Filthiest: The Totally Wild, Queer, & Salacious Science of Sex” last weekend. Unfortunately, as I have aged I find it to be rare for anything to really make me laugh anymore and therefore avoid a lot of live shows so I don’t Debbie Downer the whole audience. So imagine my bliss when I found myself laughing hysterically throughout this entire show. At the top of the show, Natalia mentioned that it is 75 minutes & not 60 as it was listed. But I loved it so much that I was b... full review

On the Line is a gripping, unsettling piece of theater that really stays with you. Emily Clark, Lucas Alifano, and Jeff Scot Carey pull you into this small Seattle call center and keep the tension simmering all night. The writing and direction by Pamela Eberhardt and Dan Testa keep the story clear and focused while letting the unease build in a very natural way. I left feeling shaken, disturbed, impressed, and genuinely grateful I got to see this team’s work. There is a content warning about gra... full review

I really loved Punish Me! The actors were spectacular. The story was riveting. Would definitely recommend.... full review

Wacky, over-the-top, farcial hijinks! (And squirting puppets!)... full review

The story, the performances, and the direction are all fantastic! It does an amazing job of balancing humor, tragic truths about the world we live in, and suspense. It really begins to mind fuck the audience just as much as it does Hannah (played by Emily Clark). Lucas Alifano (playing Nick) is pitch perfect, and though Jeff Scot Carey (as Randall) may not be on stage for nearly as long, his presence is felt by the end. The theme of women learning to trust their instincts in a world that insists ... full review

Molly captures the strange eccentricities of museum docents and tour guides with incredible heightened accuracy. Hilarious show perfect for anyone with experience visiting or working for arts institutions and creative nonprofits. ... full review