Absolutely loved it! Christine was so powerful. The show was emotional, funny, moving ... full review

The best pieces of art are ones no other artist could create, and that is certainly true of this show. This production is aptly titled, as its an introduction to a singular person, someone who has taken a horrible, devasting experience, processed that trauma and turned it into the gift of paintings, puns, and sentimentality. ... full review

The physical comedy in Big Maestro is top notch! I felt like I was watching something from another era. Alex (Big Maestro) and Peter (Little Cello Boy) play off each other in such a chaotic and fun way - they build the tension of the show in a way where you can't wait to see what's next, but you are also terrified to see what's next (for Peter's sake). ... full review

A wonderfully told insider's journey about the lives of Broadway's underdogs. Quirky, smart, and peppered with Kimberly's superbly executed dance and physical comedy sequences, the show sparkles with wit and heart. She's a force to behold in her backstage ninja-gear! As you root for her through countless trials and tribulations, you realize that her own onstage dreams come true in front of you, tonight. A brilliant, emotionally present celebration of the (hard) road less traveled. ... full review

Spooky, moody, and dark!... full review

This show was heartbreakingly beautiful! The balance between tenderness, anger, love, resentment and joy made for a touching and honest portrait of grief. I cried multiple times and left with SO much to think about.... full review

A fun sendup of performance art with hysterical lead performances by Mary & Margo, and a surprisingly sweet, inspiring ending.... full review

I think a little Disco Therapy is what this country needs right about now. I loved the concept of the show and of course Liza Dealey-Thomason's amazing vocal range and stage presence. Liza's infectious spirit should be bottled and sold. Trust me, it will heal what ails you. ... full review

This show is tremendous! The stand up aspect: 10/10 hilarity. The solo-performance/storytelling: 10/10 deep, touching honesty. The musical comedy treat at the end: 10/10 inspiring. Everyone needs to see this wonderful show!... full review

A beautiful solo show- reminiscent of The Syringa Tree!... full review

It may be the end of the world but I laughed my way through it. This show deftly balances somber material with humor, and caught me off guard many times. Destiny's performance is confident, engrossing and impressive. Highly recommend.... full review

Started strong, funny, enjoyable. The talent is there but the fire is missing. Characters in the background check out as soon as they are not actively speaking lines. Felt like 95% of the cast just wasn’t into it. Maybe they were tired? I was still entertained but a lot of things fell short.... full review

This production was very timely with the world we are living currently. The stage set-up was great, and the props easily flowed along with the story Desiree(the character) told. I though it was different and unique how the poetic was woven into regular dialogue to tell the story. I could totally identify with different parts of this great, engaging production. ... full review

Like the raunchiest episode of Friends they'd never have the guts to air. A fun, breezy, bawdy romcom of a play with some modern kinky twists, and a slam bang ending! A fun night at the theater!... full review

So fun - Glad I could be there for the creation of a while new genre: Clown Noir! A great script, solid direction and fantastic actors - what more could you want?! See it while it's here!... full review

Hold on tight and grab a friend, cause this show is outrageous(ly HILARIOUS)!! ... full review

A challenging, artistic, experimental yet moving work about important themes. It shines a spotlight on a tragic event in LA history that I knew nothing about. The commentary on violence as an entertainment commodity vs. how it affects people in real life was fascinating.I've never seen anything quite like it.... full review

By far one of the most thought provoking shows I have seen in a very long time. The Art of Reassurance tackles a heavy, dramatic narrative but elevates it by leaning into bold, experimental elements. Under the sharp, insightful direction of Donny Dahlman, these ambitious choices feel incredibly cohesive. Dahlman masterfully balances the play's weightier moments, ensuring that the well-timed sprinkles of comedy land perfectly, giving the audience room to breathe without breaking the dramatic tensi... full review

Wow! What an incredible show. Timely, thought-provoking, and deeply relevant, it speaks powerfully to the political and social challenges of our moment. The performance serves as an important reminder of the lessons history can teach us if we're willing to listen. Jillian and Leia delivered captivating, moving performances that held the audience's attention from start to finish. I cannot recommend this production highly enough.... full review

A very fun and very entertaining character based act with mind-blowing magic!... full review