GREAT, GREAT, GREAT SHOW. Jon is a master storyteller who understands two incredibly complex mediums - horror and comedy. Jon knows exactly how to build tension and break it with either a laugh or a scream. It is VERY IMPRESSIVE. There were real-time elements of the show that I couldn't believe we were witnessing on stage...Jon couldn't even believe them himself! One of my favorite moments was Jon exclaiming "I can't believe this is happening right now", LOL. The pacing, structure, laugh-out-loud... full review

TJ is a poet! Loved this! Such a relatable story, I think - queer or not - on just wanting to be loved as you are! Great writing! Music and lights were fabulous! All the stars! ... full review

DOLL-MAZING!!!! Maddie is so hilarious and their asides to us and her dolls and the way they perform is so charming and likable and funny. Improv, dolls, D O G G I E D R A M A (at least at our show), DOLL COURT has everything! I loved all of the tech cues and had no idea what was going to happen next. There was a dancing bit (NO SPOILERS) that made us all laugh EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. That is not easy to do!!! Also - the show is in a wig shop on Hollywood Blvd! Are you kidding me! I sat in a barber ... full review

A story about how a therapy session can help us navigate the complexities, truths and discomforts of the human condition. This show is literally a compilation of therapy sessions, yet as an audience member I feel like I just left my own session. ... full review

Such a fun and dynamic show with a heart of gold.... full review

Alps, Adieu! is a delightful play about a heavy topic. The play heavily leans into its identity as a dark comedy, and does so in a very enjoyable manner. The entire play takes place in a single location, creating a sense of intimacy between the audience and the actors. The cast blends together wonderfully, and brings the interplay of emotion and humor of the playwright, Jenna Covarrubias, to light. Although this is her first play, it is obvious what a talented writer and director Covarrubias ... full review

A beautiful blend of comedy and drama, fantasy and reality. Really unique and beautiful storytelling!... full review

Amazing, incredible, fun, vulnerable, raw, interactive - I laughed, I cried, I danced, I sang! One of my favorite shows ever.... full review

So funny and energizing! ... full review

Original. Funny. Everyone should see this show. ... full review

Dara weaves a wonderful tale about her mom and how she navigates through the world when you're grieving. Very relatable and hilarious!... full review

The show was great and funny. Scott connected with the audience. A memorial performance, that you wouldn't want to miss. Scott is a great singer and storyteller.... full review

I loved this show! It had such high production value and incredible performances. I was completely immersed in the world, and it felt so clear and specific who everyone was, and though they were flooded characters, I was rooting for every single one of them really high paced, exciting and overall stimulating show which was super well-made. All the performances were amazing and I highly recommend going. I could see this as a TV show a movie and or an even longer version of this play. I want to see... full review

DON"T MISS IT! It's impossible to describe how good this show is. Sayadi is such a resourceful and talented physical storyteller that a bare stage and a few very basic props come to life in a magical way. Stripped down, the show transmits to the audience the pure beauty and dignity of creating art. A compelling story is told as Sayadi shifts seamlessly between characters. I purposely saw a few more shows before reviewing this one, and while I enjoyed and appreciated all shows I saw, this one stan... full review

Strange Beings is a delicate balancing act that the performers and writer/director Nicole Knudsen balance expertly: enough technobabble to immerse you in the sci-fi setting, but not so much it becomes confusing; enough intrigue and drama to keep you tense punctuated moments that slow down and let the audience breathe; full of heady concepts that good sci-fi needs while having enormous amounts of humanity and heart; and just the right mix of comedic and dramatic for the story everyone is trying to... full review

I really enjoyed the show! It was funny and thoughtful and very creative. Sarah did a wonderful job of weaving the personal with the philosophical. I was thoroughly entertained from beginning to finish and I know you will be as well.... full review

Come to the Cabaret.. Oh yes Karen starts off with a burst of energy . so alive and what a voice. She sure can sing, but even better she can act and brings so many levels to the songs. She very cleverly combines the stories with the songs . She also creates and embodies her characters. She is so personable. One just likes her right way. ... full review

Bloody well Starstruck!!!! The writing, the talent! The whimsical humor of it all! Story was so fascinating and so real. And I loved the Breaking News scenes. Look forward to seeing more of McKennon Powell in the future!... full review

I've been telling everyone I know about how much I loved this show, and I'm getting a lot of raised eyebrows and "that's nice, Griffin"s. One day I'll find you, friends who listen to my recommendations...and I'll tell them what I'm telling you now: Don't! Miss! This! Show!... full review

So much fun. If you can, get the Mug Club seats! ... full review