Equal parts fun and moving, this immersive interpretation of Persephone's myth integrates fascinating aspects of ancient greek culture with team puzzles, live music, a microdose of therapy, and stunning set design.... full review

Ben Fisher is pretty damn funny. Altogether an enjoyable listen and laugh.... full review

Wow! This show is incredibly moving and so fun! Rachel is a captivating performer and moves effortlessly between making the audience laugh and cry. (Thanks for the tissues!) Her vulnerability, joy, humor, pain, and hope all shine so bright. A beautiful tribute to her relationship with her Mother and her grief.... full review

Wonderful show about learning from the past, and the spirits we must honor, and about women having hard conversations.... full review

This show has a great ensemble and captures the complicated nature of friendships over time really well. The actors are great to watch and move easily between time and memory and highlight the pain and grief of knowing someone at one point in time but feeling like a stranger in another. ... full review

So much fun, you are in amazing hands with Sara, not a dull moment... full review

This show was so much fun! Thoroughly entertaining and a delight to experience! A snail indeed!... full review

I am still thinking about this show a week after seeing the preview. The beauty, joy, struggle, and tragedy of being an artist is all captured by Rocco's script, great direction, and grounded performances. I highly recommend this show.... full review

"The House Always Wins" is a kooky and spooky ghost story that upends what a haunted house could be. Through comedy, songs, and even a PowerPoint, the show takes the audience through a journey of curses and heartbreak, but with a light enough tone that there’s still room for laughter. ... full review

I loved this show. Sara slides into the LA Clown scene with gusto and grace as The Queen, her royal highness, just a girl with a one way time machine and a dream to understand what a job is and how she can get one. ... full review

What a professional, polished and surprisingly warm show! Weiland crafted a ride that was laugh-out-loud funny - literally, the audience was uproarious - and also sneakily insightful. Each of the characters was contradictory in their wants, and got a tremendous, theatrical chance to share. Ultimately, this a love-letter to love and a plea to keep your heart open. ... full review

Really funny and the build up was phenomenal!... full review

I left this show being reminded of the power of imagination, vulnerability and empathy. The last few minutes before the show ended is where I felt most impacted. And I left being reminded of the power of clown, why some clowns visit hospitals and serve as life preservers that one may need in our most human moments..... full review

Really fun magic show! Katrina does a great job setting up her tricks but also playing the audience with charisma and engagement. I definitely recommend this one!... full review

A very clearly seasoned comedian with a heart of gold and a story we can all relate to. Well...maybe not an umpire....:)... full review

So much flipping fun! Laughed a lot and some killer music choices, plus I love a straight jacket and collar!... full review

Hey! This was a great show! This was a really well concieved and executed premise. Both actors connected well and supported eachother. Very glad I didn’t miss this one!... full review

From the moment Noadiah took the stage I was captivated. This show was a beautiful love story of discovery and what it means to be human. The characters are well developed and at times I felt they were all on stage at once, in this one man show. This show is for everyone that has been in a family, a relationship and transitioned into who they were meant to be. This show is real and raw! ... full review

Bellyful is one of those performances that stays with you long after you leave the theater. Vivia E. Armstrong takes us on a deeply personal journey, but somehow makes it feel universal. Through humor, vulnerability, music (playing Mary J. Blige's "No More Drama" during seating was the perfect set up!), and masterful storytelling, she invites us to examine the emotional weight we carry and the ways our lives are shaped by the words spoken over us. I laughed, reflected, and found myself unexpected... full review

What a lovely way to spend a Friday night; I was tickled (not physically, emotionally) !... full review