I was transported back to one of my favorite childhood movies in this spectacular adaption! With laugh out loud comedy and true heart, this show was all I wanted and more!... full review

Incredible stuff. Dean is a world-class talent, I just wonder how this Finest Work will ever be surpassed. I'm so glad I got to see this.... full review

An hour of music, comedy, and The Boss. Interwoven with serious topics and songs that make you think. Great music, and great musicians. ... full review

Very much enjoyed it. Fast, dense, informative, funny, a lot going on. I love the classics, and reinterpreting them and modernizing them to be palatable to modern audiences in a casual setting is something I can get behind. A big ambitious project done well.... full review

A show so fun and spooky I'm still thinking about it! I'm not usually a horror fan, but I had a lot of fun and I was so intrigued the whole time. Definitely a can't miss kinda show!... full review

Stefan Marks’s “My One Woman Show” gets you comfortable, then shares the pain, and then releases you from it. (Since Marks is confronting real pain, one hopes that the play also releases him from that pain too.) The premise of the play is that he has failed as yet to come up with a one-person show, and he is bringing the audience into the difficulty of making one. He is especially bedeviled by creating a beginning. He doesn’t seem to be sure what he wants to say, or how to say it. Marks t... full review

Frank Sriracha is my new favorite character of all time. He's an icon, and he is the moment. A brilliant hour of comedy and fun!... full review

I was captivated the entire time. The actress was full of presence and her wit pulls you in and then stings you with something deep poetic and darkly true. Truly a vulnerable personal story that rings true with relatability. It’s not easy to create a work during our times about our times and this one has. From the pressures of politics to social media and everything in between, a generation can feel heard in this pice and performance. What is often not said aloud with such clarity and vulnerabili... full review

A laugh out loud comedy that I could watch for 24 hours straight. We all need a good laugh right now, who knew getting pulled back to Salem in the late 1600's would do the trick!... full review

Very funny and lovable! Loved this story and the way Vickie told it. I also learned a lot about South Korea and the industry there.... full review

Sweet bouffon! Sophie Power brilliantly combines sensitivity + power, tenderness + thrills, consent + mischief -- much like her eponymous character. Even at a late night show, she gets everyone on board with all of her offers, including an unhinged conga line that seals a ritual. (You had to be there.)... full review

A totally unique and wonderfully enjoyable show. I was exhausted from laughing so much by the end. Goody was playful, engaging, silly, and totally compelling. I loved every minute of it. ... full review

I remember the morning I had to turn away a delivery driver because the back alley of my Gloucester café was completely blocked by bins that hadn't been collected in nearly a week. It was peak summer, the smell was unbearable, and I knew I'd have to spend another hour on hold with our waste contractor, listening to the same excuses about "operational delays" and "unforeseen circumstances" that I'd heard a dozen times before. I was losing business, my staff were complaining, and I was genuinely st... full review

Beautiful look into the boudoir of Ms. Nicole.... full review

Witty, beautiful, truthful ... full review

Captivating performance. Jordan captures and holds your attention with his electric stage presence. The play itself is hilarious and clearly written with a deep knowledge base and serious love for the craft.... full review

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Such a great show! Incredible casting and cast chemistry. A silly world that was explored beautifully, crescendoing to a dazzling, hysterical finale. ... full review

David Pavao's theatre work never ceases to amaze and delight. Poster Child: How Charlie's Angels Kicked My Ass Out of The Closet is an absolute gem of a solo show. Both incredibly funny and equally moving, it's a wonderful coming of age piece that particularly struck home for me as another child of the 70's and early 80's finding my true self in this fantastic age of television. However, the humor and endearing pathos is aimed at a much wider audience, which was evident given the diverse audience... full review

Them's the Shakes is not just a show about living with Parkinsons. It's about finding connection in difficult times. It made me laugh, cry, and laugh again. You don't need to experience Parkinsons to relate--the human emotions behind the story felt universal. ... full review