Myriam Ali-Ahmad (she/her)

I loved it so much! Having done a production of Lord of the Flies, I was super excited about this show but didn't exactly know what to expect. I was super happy to find it to be a real gem, a witty, funny, light-hearted but still very deep and raw piece. ... full review

Impactful. Real. Emotional. Heartbreaking. Funny. This solo-ish show is such a beautiful, raw, genuine experience that Christopher gifts to the audience. It truly is a gift, as the audience gets to witness, in front of their eyes, the relationship between a father and a son unfold and develop. What a raw thing it is to see, live, as they work through their real-life struggles. Christopher is a beautiful storyteller, and has such a deep, real, vulnerable presence on stage. ... full review

Witty. Emotional. Raw. Genuine. Hilarious. Aline brings forth her childhood trauma to create a funny, emotional and dark comedy movie unfolding before us. Just as the title suggests, she shows us her life the way she sees it as a movie, while referencing some of the greatest filmmakers. This is NOT a trauma dump, which I really liked, but instead, a transformation of trauma to a coping mechanism and a funny raw show!... full review

Witty. Daring. Bold. Hilarious. Jon is a comic genius. While remaining hilarious throughout the whole show, he still covered very important political topics and used his voice and platform to advocate for the common liberation of oppressed peoples (Jews and Palestinians) that are systemically put against each other by and to benefit white supremacy. People expect to come and have a laugh, but end up not only laughing, but also leaving with a lot to think about and research. Cleverly woven, Just t... full review

Beautifully simple. Powerful. Raw. Witty. Funny. Heartbreaking. Makes you feel like you’re traveling with Maeve in time. Astrology meets politics to reject the horrible status quo of the world we live in. Draws comparisons between today’s world and yesterday’s world, showing us how not much has changed. Colonialism, genocide, imperialism all the same, it’s just the tools that have evolved.... full review

A beautiful piece that makes children enjoy their childhood and takes adults back to their childhood to unleash their inner child and jump into a world of free play, love, imagination and endless possibilities. I truly didn’t think I would be interested in a children’s musical theatre piece but oh boy was I wrong! I just wanted to jump on that stage with the actors and play!... full review

Real. Raw. Emotional. Beautiful. The set was beautiful and Janya is fascinating to watch. No matter what she is saying, she is so interesting to watch. And keeps you wanting to watch more and more.... full review

Brilliant cast. Brilliant directing. Great to see a piece that really highlights the artists’ respect and passion for the craft.... full review