Joshua Bennett

Natalia is impossibly intelligent and an extraordinary entertainer! The most eclectic and specific experiences as a scientist combined with outstanding charisma make this a show to write home about! The breadth and detail she explores without dumbing down things for her audience (or at least making us feel smart as she dumbs things down) was excellent and the different presentational styles over the course of the show kept me interested and engaged the entire time!... full review

SO GOOD! Like a live action Search Party experience, Morpho sets you up with some terrible people saying horrible, yet hilarious things then takes you on an absurd, body horror filled, transformative journey. With hilarious performances from both actors and some really beautiful movement work from Jade, Morpho Dance Fitness eases you in with humor then smashes all expectations with some really simple effects as the metamorphosis begins. Once the costume REALLY enters into the equation (iykyk),... full review

A delightfully vexing absurd trip through the mind of a drug addled clown trying with all her might to maintain her tenuous grasp on reality! Tuesday has created a piece that touches my adult swim loving heart-I can see Debi standing alongside President Jimble from Smiling Friends or in any sketch from Tim & Eric in the best of ways! And the interview style format was so simple and effective.... full review

A fun time for musical lovers and podcast lovers alike! Murder Podcast: The Musical is a fun little comedy with surprisingly catchy songs that don’t feel like typical musical fare. The plot is simple and to the point, the characters are well defined from get, and the tongue in cheek and self aware writing pokes fun at the true crime podcast medium while still showing obvious love for the form. With fun twists to boot and some simple but effective tech design choices, Murder Podcast: The Music... full review

SO FUCKING FUN! Soleil is a genius conceptualizer and an insane performer. As a lover of videogames (especially JRPGs) and anime tropes, Don’t Kill Daisy delivers on everything it promises and more. Full of physical comedy, great prop work, SO MUCH great audience work, irreverent writing, an insanely chaotic story structure held together by the ever-changing yet still somehow logical rules of this world-Don’t Kill Daisy is nonstop entertainment executed so simply and beautifully. This h... full review

Beautiful piece showcasing so many innovative ways of storytelling-puppetry, choral work, physical work, lotsa clowning, and an AMAZING live musician! Every element of this piece was so intentional and cozy while maintaining a twee clowning sensibility that kept you engaged through occasional adult jokes in the tellings of stories many of us have heard since we were children. A whimsical jaunt!... full review

Andrew is a tour de force performer-comedic timing, solid crowd work, a really fun concept that surprised me with its depth, AND HE SINGS? What more could you ask for? Emotional Alpha keeps you belly laughing while tugging at a major societal issue in a surprisingly effective way!... full review

Had a great time. Simple but effective queer allegories with a super engaging performance from Ari! ... full review