This autobiographical one-woman cabaret is a triumphant, soul-baring celebration of resilience. It weaves original songwriting and intimate storytelling into a beautiful Hollywood cabaret format. The performance is deeply human and organic, beautifully capturing a woman's journey through trials, innocence, and ultimate growth. Even when revisiting her deepest hardships, she remains a beacon of light, keeping her heart entirely open to positive thinking.... full review

Add it to your schedule - this is why I so enjoy theater in Los Angeles; good actors telling a human story about hard and beautiful things I've known and felt. ... full review

What an absolute BLAST! The creativity and writing was incredible. Every moment was a joy to be a part of. Funny, clever, and consistently entertaining. ... full review

Bill Prudich has given us more than a collection of monologues set in a group therapy milieu. He has mapped out with exquisite compassion how six random people navigate a knife's edge of balancing public expectations and their individual habits, hurts and hangups. The reckoning between the two creates a beautiful hour of theatre, sharply written and brilliantly performed. Go see it.... full review

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funny, well-paced, great, ensemble, great gags, i ate it up!!! if you want to be entertained, seduced, alarmed, or all three, go watch sister wivez!!!... full review

Absolutely absurd and absolutely hilarious. Kevin was a fantastic mime and John truly surprised with the clown antics. Not at all what I was expecting, and in the best way.... full review

A hilariously and stupidly funny show! If you have seen previous iterations of his performances, this one takes an amazing turn that I won’t spoil for anyone. Trust me, the 11pm start time was worth it. Have a pint or two and then join their crew for one of the most memorable cinematic movie moments in history. It’s like I was right there in the movie and living it!... full review

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I had such a great time watching The Master's Piece. The writing was sharp, funny, and genuinely clever, and the cast brought a fantastic energy to the whole thing. It's not easy to make people laugh while keeping them invested in the story, but you pulled it off beautifully. Congratulations on a wonderful show!... full review

Abby Normal was such a creative, funny and touching way to explore a mysterious and terrifying subject. It was a love letter to anyone suffering and finding a way to thrive with and in spite of this condition.... full review

Marvel fans familiar with the publisher’s history know that the people behind the scenes are every bit as fascinating and colorful as the characters they’ve brought to life. “The Men Who Drew The Universe” brings these pioneers of creativity to the stage in all their flawed glory and does so in gripping, assured fashion. An absolute must see for comic book fans or anyone who loves a good story of the struggles that come with unexpected success. ... full review

Brain Eviction was silly and heartfelt and real and absurd. The performers brought a lot of joy to the piece, and I was pleased and surprised to see how it built and where it went. It made me feel good! Happy to be there. ... full review

This was an emotionally honest, "fly on the wall" play about the real yet subtle microaggressions from our own parents, that can subconsciously form our own limitations in life. Very relatable, and a refreshing take. ... full review

Molly Sharpe is The Moment. The one woman wonder has done it again. Check out this delightful deep dive into delusion if you enjoy laughter or the sound of music.... full review

Sometimes Shakespeare can require the audience to really work to follow the plot. This show is NOT like that. Even watching at 11am on a Sunday, I was able to easily relax into the plot and laugh my way through the numerous escapades. Arden of Faversham is 80 minutes of hijinks, followed by a (somewhat brief) dénouement.... full review

This show owns bones. It goes from silly to sad to fun at a breakneck pace and is a wonderful view into Kelly's life.... full review

very poignant and a clever deep dive into the troubled path of AI. Both funny AND insightful... full review

This was well written and and a very interesting concept! ... full review

Mother was an emotionally validating piece for adult children with complicated parental relationships, particularly mothers. Though cultural conversation around fraught relationships and parental estrangement are becoming more and more common, we often hear only the logistical details of separations and aren't seeing the lasting impact of a child not getting the relationship they need from their parent. The playwright allows us to witness the very real pain held by an adult child and highlight... full review