Aisha Kasmir

Smartly written political drama that unfortunately fails to give adequate weight to Atwater's biggest inequities - his dog-whistle racism and Southern Strategy. ... full review

Interesting idea with fast talking satirical political dialogue, kinda falls apart at the crux of the piece. ... full review

"Tribal acting" is new to me, and it made the story of a search for a new star resonate on a physical level. The actors did wonderful work incorporating this style while maintaining connection to the text and audience. ... full review

Hilarious musical about every child's wish for different parents and cultural/racial identity. ... full review

This is well-thought out, poignant performance art about coming to terms with adoption. ... full review

Sweet story about identity, history and delicious food. ... full review

If you know the plot of "Little Women", bring tissues. Meg Jo Beth Amy & Louisa is such a fun and real portrayal of the creative process: bringing characters to life and using their stories to work out your own struggles. It was beautifully portrayed and excellently written. ... full review

This is a tearjerker - so bring your tissues. A story of surviving homelessness is carefully and realistically portrayed on stage by four amazing women who draw you in immediately. It gets real, real fast. ... full review

Shanara is a poignant poet and her story is necessary. She tackles a lot in just one hour and it all hits you like a truck. Her poetry and flow were the highlight of the show. ... full review