Adam dares to ask the question: "what if a Tony Robbins wannabe gave a seminar on the worst day of his life?"... full review

Wonderfully fun! Extremely witty! Brilliant acting—leading ladies and misogynist front man taking the show by storm. Love the premise; very funny and original. Writing is engaging and we love how the actors interact with the audience. Director killed it, and those tech girls are funny AF. Go see the show, and pay full-price, because it’s worthy of so much more!... full review

Exponentially crafted with heart and soul, Johnny Cannizzaro's In Development is a true master class showcase of writing, performance and staging. Johnny's words jump off the page as the audience is transported through an artist's creations of a variety of characters connecting to one main theme - the artist's journey. Johnny expertly brings his creations to the forefront of In Development. Each short Johnny wrote dives deeper into who he is, who we are, and how us creatives are more alike than n... full review

Really liked the show! The spooky parts were genuinely spooky and unsettling. Thankfully the comedic notes really helped to set the audience at ease till the next scare! ... full review

OUTSTANDING!!! I was sooo impressed by the way the play was written and performed. The acting was incredible and the writing was so powerful! It was a unique experience and I loved every minute of the show. ... full review

Peyton is a charming little devil (pun intended) who seems to have boundless wells of exuberance and whimsy to share with the world, in spite of the world's palpably growing hostility towards her and people like her... full review

The way this beautiful show was presented was very unique. The story is so moving and emotional- the audience was crying and laughing which is a very difficult task to accomplish. I have never seen anything like this- bravo! Soooo amazing!... full review

Well, at least I got a show before the End of the World Happened. And it Was Funny!... full review

A Real Story about Conflicting Beliefs, Being yourself or Being Mormon. To what this was interesting as we saw what was more important to Frankie, for people to accept him, or to Accept Himself... full review

Very heartfelt wonderful performer. ... full review

Super funny! Crabshley is absolutely hilarious and such an endearing character. You're constantly rooting for her throughout the story. It was a great time and on top of that I learned so much about Horseshoe Crabs!... full review

Clown takes down consumer culture and we all laugh so hard it hurts.... full review

Don’t miss! LOVED this show! Excellent writing, top tier performances, incredible research. Madi does an excellent job with balancing serious autobiographical moments with fun joy, and audience enjoyment. ... full review

Made me laugh so hard I thought I ead going to lose my mind. No spoilers! If you love, hate or don't care about LOTR you're gonna laugh so hard during this visionary clown adventure.... full review

Hilarious! Laughed so hard I was screaming. Everyone is talking about how clowns are taking over and this show is a masterclass on why. Don't miss the brilliant silly show! ... full review

This Dark Piece had me by the edge of my seat the whole time! With so Mystery it really had you guessing who is the Villain.... full review

Powerpuff girls for adults about our doomedbour world is. Funny, silly and a great takedown of podcast bros!... full review

This show was so fun from start to finish! The entire cast did an incredible job bringing their characters nuance and humor. The star of the show, Ian McPherson, represented the quintessential, early 90’s, career-woman divorcée with such class and grace I swear I tasted Juicy Fruit gum and smelled Obsession by Calvin Klein. If you’re a fan of early 90s nostalgia and/or good drag, you’re sure to enjoy this show!... full review

This show had so much Heart and Inspiration that we can do good for the people (and dogs) around us. ... full review

David taps into the true power of pop culture while maintaining a strong sense of grace, humor, and humanity. A must-see for '70s nerds!... full review