Great writing, great storyline, great characters!... full review

Strange in the best way! Good writing, great performance, unique subject matter, and the protagonist was a fun, colorful character. Little twists and turns throughout (the one at the end tied everything together nicely). ... full review

Keep working on that song to change the world! It’s already in great shape. Couplet does it again! What a warm, raucous, romp. Joyful and honest, would folk again. We love you (you will die)... full review

An absolute blast for lord of the rings devotees and the Tolkien-ignorant alike!... full review

Very grounded performances! The material was handled with care and they were all invested in each other. Some very compelling moments from all 3 of the actors. Bravo! ... full review

Fantastic, imaginative, and engaging story- telling that still captivated me long after leaving the theater. I thought I knew where the story was going, then it kept unraveling in the most eerie and profound way. Loved how immersive the play felt. Everyone in the audience had a blast learning all the revelations of the story together. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a fun theatrical outing! ... full review

Charming, heartfelt and poignant show from an up-and-coming star... full review

A bare-bones exploration of the lives of Adam & Eve with God in Drag. ... full review

The Do Over is an impressive display of human expression in the extremes. Death seems to have that effect. The show begins with Rachel in pure bliss. A morning with “no puffies”, twerking, and money cash flow in reward of that twerking. (Heaven, right?) But then reality sets in. And over the course of the next 35 minutes, the audience participates and witnesses the re-imagined events of her mother’s final day. Rachel performs everything from singing, spreadsheets and interacting with magical ... full review

From the very beginning, I knew this show was going to be one of a kind, and I was not disappointed. The chemistry between the cast, the set design, and the technical elements all came together to deliver 90 minutes of pure femme catharsis. ... full review

funny and a real blast from the past... full review

I always have the best time at About Last Night! The stories are hilarious, wild, and relatable. This is such a fun show to see with a date or with your friends.... full review

Sage Center is a moving and engaging piece that follows a young man, Corey, as he navigates his own mental hardships while beginning to work in a in a critical mental health facility. Throughout the play, we as an audience see the world through Corey’s eyes. Mental heath is explored in conjunction with human identity. How do we accept the things we cannot change, and work with them as we try and create a safe and healthy life for ourselves? ... full review

A cute and energetic adaptation of a beloved, and sometimes forgotten, 2007 animated adventure. This would crush in high school productions.... full review

Soooo funny and entertaining!!... full review

Epic! What a funny little comedy, very good acting and story!... full review

The Big Maestro & Little Cello Boy deserve your attention as they achieve greatness. The commitment will have you leaning forward, loving every bit of the hilarious, trippy performance they give you. ... full review

Intensity, conflict, truth and half truths build and build from the first minutes to the climactic end. The journey challenges (requires!) the audience to confront their own values and go through the same soulsearching as the characters! ... full review

Banana Man Live creates a whimsical world that uses humor and absurdity to explore what it feels like when you don’t fit neatly into the boxes around you. ... full review

Such an amazing experience. “What Survives” is a very thoughtful and poignant one act, comprised of five vignettes. Each scene helps to create a venn diagram of the struggles we all face in today’s America. A beautiful combination of drama and levity. Rachael Meyers has bravely opened a dialogue on subjects that are not always easy to discuss, but certainly a part of our, now, new normal. I struggle to say more, because I want viewers to be just as surprised as I was. All ten actors are perfec... full review