Murder Podcast: The Musical
anonymous
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June 11, 2026
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Murder Podcast: The Musical was hilarious, inventive, and very fun....
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Rosie's Brain
colleen hammond whitmore
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June 11, 2026
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The show had good pace and moved effortlessly from book to musical numbers. A upbeat look inside the mind of someone with GAD and OCD....
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Please Don't Freak Out
anonymous
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June 11, 2026
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What a show. I’m a sucker for a good dark comedy, and boy did they deliver!
If you love dry witty humor, this is the show for you. ...
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Murder Podcast: The Musical
bryan musil
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June 11, 2026
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So fun and funny!...
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Big with a B
logan allison
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June 11, 2026
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This show is not only the life story, but the return to the stage of a fearless performer. It’s refreshing to see a workshop of a show that’s not only well crafted but is so earnest it makes you feel like you’re sitting listening to a friend. ...
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The Bone Lady
mc smitherman
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June 11, 2026
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The Bone Lady is a hilarious, touching, and poignant story, executed excellently by the performers. I laughed a ton, and left the theater with a sense of betterment for having experienced this show. It was also perfectly timed at 35 minutes, leaving me satisfied after they told a complete story, while simultaneously wanting more....
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Big with a B
azur glynn
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June 11, 2026
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This show was incredible! I laughed-, I cried (multiple times) and I had an all around wonderful time! Big with a B is a valuable play filled with relatable contents, well curated musical accompaniments and the best stage hand I’ve ever seen in a play 😉. If you’ve ever felt too little, too much, too big and it’s made you feel small you should do yourself a favor and see this play! How luck we are something so inspisring has had the opportunity to grace the stage! ❤️...
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A Haunting Revue II
brian leventhal
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June 11, 2026
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A Haunting Review II is an impressive and engaging production that successfully transforms three improvised stories into a cohesive evening of theater. The noir atmosphere is carried throughout the performance, giving each piece its own identity while still contributing to a unified whole. The acting is strong, the production is polished, and the emotional moments land with impact. What impressed me most was how effectively the show captured the feeling of an improv scene—the unexpected turns, em...
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Murder Podcast: The Musical
vivi thai
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June 11, 2026
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Murder Podcast was so fun! I didn't think I could say that about, well, a murder podcast, but it's true! Marcelina and Jonathan create a great dynamic together that is really engaging. I'm not a big "true crime" podcast fan, but I was a fan of this one!...
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Grief Box
vivi thai
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June 11, 2026
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This show was a fantastic parody of the self-help influencer/public speaker. Kathleen was really compelling and fun to watch....
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The Seven Year Bitch
louisa brott
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June 11, 2026
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It was amazing! As a fellow film history buff I couldn’t get over just how many gems were in the script. I loved going through my internal Wikipedia trying to name movies that felt like references. I couldn’t stop laughing but somehow I also couldn’t help but feel for Micki. It’s tough work being a bitch. ...
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A Revenge on Reality
jesse nowack
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June 11, 2026
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A refreshing, fun as hell dissection of writer brain that pushes you down a rabbit hole and keeps pushing until you don't know what way is up....
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UNPLUGGED ELECTRIC GUITAR
michael pantozzi
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June 11, 2026
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With a rarely matched level of purity and effectiveness, this play served one of the fundamental purposes of art for me, which is to communicate something I'm always saying in my head and to others with whom I'm close enough, but almost never hear outside of that. Would not be out of place at one of the major venues in NY for totally new plays....
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Big Maestro & Little Cello Boy
kate outterbridge
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June 11, 2026
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I laughed for 50 minutes straight! I loved how the show wove a deeply personal story with humor in a way that allows the audience to engage with something very vulnerable. The show is a hilarious/slap-stick/clown performance that looks at the power dynamics between music students and their teachers. Also the cellist is so good! You get to hear incredible music making in the midst of this wild show! ...
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The Seven Year Bitch
cypress cai
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June 11, 2026
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Sharp, rich, full-bodied, well-paced, and hilarious! Shayna Bezozo is a powerhouse!!...
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Sam Ditto: I Quit!
tuesday thomas
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June 11, 2026
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I LOVED IT! Sam’s musical
Journey of finding the “ right” job , trying to fit in but slowing be herself. The addiction to quitting jobs, the joy in telling bosses to F off ! Love how she shows us the reality of growing up and having a dream. Trying to make a living but yearning for that dream! Oh and what’s not to love when you have a song about sharts! ...
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MPAT's Burt Thunders Presents: The First Annual Fundraiser to Save the Whales
anonymous
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June 11, 2026
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this show is so much fun, so funny, and is wonderfully absurd and surreal. everyone involved was fantastic. in particular, eric schinzer as burt thunders was CRAZY GOOD. he is so insane in the best possible way -- seriously hilarious. go see this show!!!...
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6 Out of 10
rodrigo arreola
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June 11, 2026
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McKinnon Powell walks on stage looking like Hollywood Jesus had a midlife crisis, and honestly? That’s the perfect setup for what follows. “6 Out of 10” is the story of chasing “perfect” in a town built on rejection — and Powell hands you the receipts, scars and all.
What got me wasn’t the jokes (though there are plenty, and they land) — it was how unguarded Powell is up there. That vulnerability makes the funny stuff funnier and the gut-punches hit harder. By the end, it didn’t feel like watc...
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Out for Delivery
anonymous
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June 11, 2026
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What an interesting, shiny, funny way to explore consumerism, AI, and loneliness. Brava to Lexapro (Lissa)! ...
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A You Problem
jj obee
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June 11, 2026
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A creative satire that hits on the grift of wellness....
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