Jackie Skinner

I went to the INVISIBLE! reading. Woody nailed with the description "Pen15 meets Quantum Leap with a little Stranger Things haunting around the edges." It's a half-hour comedy that already feels fully formed, even in a bare-bones reading. I walked out wanting the full season. I genuinely can't wait to see this on screen. Woody is a great writer with a strong, unique comedic voice.... full review

Playful, participatory, and genuinely funny. Bring your sense of silliness, commit to the bit, and you'll have a blast. I could not stop laughing at how stupid and silly we got to be.... full review

A triumph and a tender reminder. Lady Satan looks at the people running this country and the hate that spews from them. In the face of hate, she dances. What makes this show so disarming is Peyton's generosity. She shares her perspective openly, gently fact-checks the narratives spun around trans identities, and stays vulnerable the whole way through. The show is beautiful, generous, and vulnerable. ... full review

Heartbreaking! I’ve never seen a story told through this lens before. Invoked a personal examination identity in relationships, how we think about identity defined by behaviors and relationships, and how there are so many ways to tell the same story, but words matter. It sucked me in and had me emotional at the end.... full review

Jon is a wicked storyteller! I LOVE BUBBIE. Jon tells a spooky story that has heart. The tech ROCKED. I did scream at one point! All of the storytelling is HARD TO BELIEVE and absolutely WILD?!... full review

This show is so very real and moving. Veronica is hilarious, delirious, chaotic, and real, which I took away as mirroring her postpartum experience. She mentions asking "why don't we see more postpartum art" and the show IS THAT art while also showing us perhaps why more doesn't exist. I loved it.... full review

HIGHLY RECOMMEND! Funny, chaotic, full of heart. Sam has such a gosh dang presence and has created a cartoon-ish version of a time and place in her life for the audience to live in. A chaotic day in the life of a country girl in Mississippi (home, work, play, and LoVe) with constant play throughout. Sam is so funny and having the time of her life. Don’t miss it.... full review

Bizarre, fast-paced, dumb (in a good way), commitment. I felt like I was in Cole's WEIRDO (compliment) brain. Cole sucks us into the landlord world of Doofus and the audience lOvEsSs it, eats it up nom nom nom.... full review

Awesome, jam-packed, sit-com adjacent theater with killer acting and character work. ... full review

This ROCKED. Maestro's (Alex's) deranged (in the best way) humor and Cello Boy's (Peter's) UNBELIEVABLE and very real cello-playing skills create this world all artists have experience to some degree in their training. ... full review