An interesting exploration of how advances in technology and industry can rip communities apart or bring them together. A very timely piece.... full review

If you’re not happy with how everything in the human world is going right now (which may be just about everyone - including those who won’t admit it), this one woman show will/should make you feel less crazy, yet ultimately validated in your own way!... full review

Total blast. Spooky story, engaging songs, completely entertaining.... full review

"In the Beginning" expertly dives into all the confusing contradictions and inequities of the genesis story without villainizing religion or God as a character. Adam and God start out as almost antagonistic caricatures of themselves but we slowly grow to understand and appreciate them as complex, flawed individuals. Laurel Preston offers a show-stopping performance as Eve and beautifully portrayed the anger, frustration, confusion, humor, and curiosity that the stellar writing demanded. From the ... full review

This is a show that reminds us that truth is often stranger than fiction. Gretchen Wylder, self-identifying tarot card reading lesbian, moves into a cottage in a Christian community close to where the Salem witch trials took place. What follows is a tale of age-old prejudices meeting modern technology and litigation, peppered with historical and biblical tales of women facing persecution for not behaving as Christianity dictates.... full review

'Becoming Apparent' is a specially complete Solo Show, in that the story and it's storyteller are so present that the conclusion feels like an arrival to a place you've been brought to throughout the experience of the story itself. Like a gentle inner-child holding your hand through the inevitable, Olga Konstantulakis walks -no, dances- the audiences through some very relatable experiences that are branded into her psyche and sense of self worth.... full review

Tommy Cooper’s Fez was a dynamic, deeply funny and genuine look at daughterhood and grief. I cried. I laughed a lot. I came away more in my feelings (and with more present awareness of the relationships of my life) than I’d entered. And I’m still thinking about it all... full review

So delightful and tender! Emilie is such a wonderful performer and loved seeing all the shades of her Russian accent. Very moved by the unexpected POV at the end...heartbreaking. A must see!... full review

What a wonderful opportunity to see this play, done by so many talented folks. A wonderfully silly, weird, dark and funny piece. If you love the classics, don't miss!... full review

I loved it, the one with the head injury was so committed to the character. They all were amazing but she had me laughing the whole time with her little voice too. So imaginative and interesting. I loved the world they created and committed to. Wow.... full review

Great piece! The dialogue is funny and the actors really bring out some hilarity with interesting and unexpected choices. The script is a little over-produced at times, but overall I think the writer is very strong!... full review

Great fun, well done, you WILL laugh!... full review

Truly a fever dream of a show. It had high highs and such low lows. It made me feel alive and reminded me that the theatre is in the moment and with the people in the room with you.... full review

A sharp, well-written drama! I was unfamiliar with the story behind the Marvel universe, so the production was informative while also being entertaining. Exceptional acting by the whole cast! This was is a must-see!... full review

A highly interactive and cathartic experience! Hoop is not to be missed!... full review

This performance was very fun and entertaining! ... full review

Radical Acts with Ramón is not to be missed! The performance I was lucky enough to attend was a packed house with the most enthusiastic crowd. Ramón does an amazing job of educating on some of today's most vital issues in a way that's fun, accessible and leaves you feeling empowered to make positive change. It was a much needed dose of connection and community that's so hard to find these days. A day after the show and I'm still feeling that Ramón show happy high! ... full review

UNSEEN is personal storytelling at its best. The autobiographical aspirations of being a dancer on Broadway, what it takes to sustain a life in the arts while pursuing your dreams, and the jobs one takes to make ends meet are what this imaginative show lets us in on. The unseen becomes the seen. What a privilege to be present to such meaningful sharing of one's life!... full review

Beautiful, vulnerable and poignant. ... full review

Set in England after WWI, the dialogue and attention to details in this period drama give this play an air of gentle subtlety. The story revolves around the Bureau of Recollected Lives, an agency dedicated to tracking down the memory of missing loved ones. The story opens as Evelyn hires Sidney, who has returned from the war, to be her secretary. Even as the agency does not initially draw clients, Sidney has questions of his own about his missing father. There is a sweet chemistry between the two... full review