This show is like watching two broken people try to do therapy on each other and, spoiler alert, they aren't certified! Though the emotional competence of these characters may be a bit limited, the skill of the performers is not. You're in good hands with these actors who each deliver thoroughly lived-in performances. Each actor has a distinctive energy and style that balance and blend beautifully. This show is a fully realized piece of theater which is a refreshing change of pace amongst the fri...
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When you watch Jamar you are watching a fully formed professional. His craft and attention to detail is meticulous. From the moment he steps on stage you are in confident and capable hands. Jamar commands the stage with ease, as he shifts between 4 distinct characters. His physicality and character work really stand out. When the second character was introduced I was in awe as it seemed like his face had completely changed, a mark of Jamar’s physical artistry and painstaking attention to the comp...
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Devon had me laughing, shrieking, gasping, giggling, and of (course cringing) from the moment she stepped on stage. Pop star is tightly produced and rehearsed. It’s clear that a lot of care and thought was put into the structure of the show. Every moment is filled with a joke, new song, a music video or SOMETHING. There was never a dull moment. Not to mention that the story is absolutely insane. Each anecdote more ridiculous than the last. Devon recounts her misadventures with grace, humility, an...
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A creative meditation on power and morality. This show utilizing some really clever storytelling methods and is lead by a charismatic and endearing protagonist. The show shines when it breaks the mold of traditional storytelling and transports you to conferences with god. God is played by 2 actors speaking every line in perfect synch and is truly impressive to watch. I found this really compelling. ...
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Lucy gives a charismatic and engaging performance as she leads through her quest to become “the Ingénue” both onstage and in her life. Lucy shares anecdotes and quippy jokes but the musical numbers are where she really shines. The original songs are funny and thoughtful and boy does this girl have PIPES! A great time, especially for musical theatre lovers or any former drama kids. ...
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