Maggie Monahan

I have never seen a show like this. Part RPG, part clown, part improv and absolutely bananas. With the sound cues, acting, and perfect embodiment of video game character body movements, I felt transported into a PC game from the early 2000s.... full review

When Goody comes out onstage, you can't help but be enraptured and charmed by her. I don't know if it was magic or stage presence, but I was willing to do whatever she wanted me to, no matter how little sense it made! I'm so glad she finally got what she wanted: to be burned at the stake! ... full review

A freaky, whimsical playful show that made me feel nice. ... full review

Clowns of Color come out with the confidence and chaotic energy that keeps the audience on their toes the entire show. Absolutely lovable, hilarious, nerve-racking, and exhilarating. It was personal and, in the best way, so stupid. I feel lucky to have seen two people bring something so joyful out of a difficult part of their lives. ... full review

In The Abyss, Brendan Scannell offers the audience a deeply personal, hilarious, raw, open hearted, look into his life. Set on a submersible drifting downwards, Brendan confronts painful and difficult feelings about his and his family member’s struggles with mental illness. The show was beautifully written, excellently performed in a polished and professional package. ... full review

Edib joyfully brings the audience into the bathhouse full of everyone’s ancestors for a delightful hour of stupidity and heart. And bubbles, so many bubbles. ... full review

F*cking Famous posits the age old question: Is a pop star still a star without her band, backup dancers, and team? Molly is certain she is, and so are her fans, who help ensure that the show goes on. It's chaotic, it's catchy, it's disturbing, it's iconic, and it's POP, you dumb bitch.... full review

Think Finding Nemo if Nemo was a fly and the ocean was the world beyond a landfill. Absurd, heartbreakingly hilarious and disgusting at times, MAGGIE is one little fly’s journey to find if she can live without what she’s missing. ... full review

A Good Knight is a little kid’s hero come to life, here to slay all of our fears. Either the help of the audience and his squire, the knight finds his strength and redemption after dragons and the fears of his liege get the best of him. ... full review

Hysterical is a one clown show that starts as a delightful and stupid cabaret performance that devolves as the demonic inner critic of the performer behind the cabaret performer reveals herself. ... full review