Ball Boy is a hit!!! I could have spent many more hours listening to Ben's sweet and funny stories and jokes, and thoughtful reflections. His incredible ease on stage transfers to the audience so it feels like we've all known each other for a long time and are sharing (many) laughs. Don't miss this show! ... full review

Roz Browne takes you along on her journey, from her childhood in Boston, to her trip to Africa. She portrays all of the characters in her story so perfectly that by the end of the show, you feel like you really know her family and the travel group.... full review

This show was SO tightly written, directed, and acted! A farce, but one so enjoyable that you thoroughly get lost in the characters, storyline, and world. I was in stitches by the end, and can’t stop thinking about how good this show was!... full review

Nilsa recounts having a series of strokes at a young age, with honesty, pain, and sometimes humor. Aside from the physical trials of the strokes, the tests, the treatments, and the rehabilitation, she talks about what this means for her dating life, her relationship, and family planning future. ... full review

Lissa Rivera is a magnetic presence, radiating a mysterious and enchanting energy that propels this show that is mostly made of disturbing inanimate objects and an AI boyfriend that's really a mass-produced head on a stick. A fever dream punctuated by brief moments of reality and Lissa's eyes (and nails). A MUST-SEE.... full review

Incredible production with highly skilled and gifted actors who effortlessly bring us into their imaginary world to make us laugh, cry, think and feel for real! ... full review

This play is a gorgeous love letter to being a creative lifer. The way we change our relationship to what success means to us in our calling, the way we soften to include other priorities and how unimaginable that can be when we're starting out but what a tender piece of the ultimate tapestry that becomes. Told through the container of several generations, opinions and compromises and joys echoing through the years. Just beautiful. ... full review

This was a riotous good time! The actors / singers are very talented. The music is all classic and the source material is classic as well.... full review

Lots of LAUGH OUT LOUD moments! While one show is really comedy-driven with the absurd, the second show pulls at your heartstrings. The dead mother's line about her husband - "He was WEAK" almost buried me there with the rest of the dead - SO funny. ... full review

This 90s jukebox musical about women who have been unfairly locked up for 'mental health issues' is as ridiculous and fun as it sounds! I've had the pleasure of seeing many of these performers in previous shows, so I knew I was in for a treat!... full review

Beautifully told story of an artist's journey (through generations) and the compromises made along the way.... full review

Brian is clowning at its finest. He's truly infinitely watchable.... full review

A beautifully written and moving play with compelling performances.... full review

Camp Cherrywood WILL take you higher and higher, with lots of fun for diehard fans* or WHAS newcomers. This cast is incredibly talented, and you can tell they all have fun together making this show/bringing these characters and scenes to life.... full review

A unique and meta show that was both entertaining AND just incredibly impressive, a great feat by both the writers and the performers. Left laughing and admiring the skill of everyone involved to be able to pull off a flawless production.... full review

Vai varat ieteikt ... full review

Very engaging and thought provoking dialog between the characters - - most entertaining and well done.... full review

I loved all of the absurdist existentialism this play is dealing with! When the performance started with no talking for the first 5 minutes or so, I was almost ready for the entire show to be speechless, but I also loved hearing everything both characters had to say. It definitely reminded me of Beckett in all the best ways!... full review

This is a great interactive piece with a clever premise. Lacy is a magical presence onstage, and you feel so comfortable and at home with her. I loved what the piece explored, and how it did so. I thought it was smart and funny, and because Lacy is magic, the audience bought in right away, which made the show that much better. Go see her: Cindy is Right Now!... full review

This is the kind of show that has you trying to hide your teary eyes when the lights come up afterward! What do you do when the world is ending? Just like the rest of us, Andi and Trevor yearn for one last moment of human connection.... full review