Sheila Silver

Classic Faustian Morality play brought into the world of Rock and Roll! ... full review

FIERCE - "Something characterized by intense forceful unrestrained energy and emotion." "Confident and Bold” "Feisty" What the performer creates with 100% participation from the audience is dynamic, creative, and engaging theater that tells the story in the moment, establishes an array of characters, creates a story narrative, and builds an emotional arc with a meaningful conclusion. Think: Pick Your Own Adventure "New Choice" "Use the props" "Yes and........" All wrapped up in the c... full review

TL Forsberg is a force! They dynamically tell the story of how the world sees them, what the world demands of them, and why they must decide who they must be in this world. From inner-conversations to illuminating engagement with the audience, we become part of their search for IDENTITY. TL stands for TOTALLY LURING.... full review

When I received the email from the HFF asking if "I enjoyed the production of.....?", I cannot say that I enjoyed FREEDOM IN LIMBO. The intensity of this production are not to be enjoyed - rather it takes us on a journey through fear, rejection, oppression, abuse, invalidation but most of all COURAGE. Are these things to be enjoyed? No. However, are these things we must embrace, support, honor, and understand? Absolutely. FREEMDOM IN LIMBO begins before it begins - showing us the realities being ... full review

Dara is a captivating presence in front of an audience and delivers her story with warmth, affection, and personal connection with the audience. She makes us feel like a good friend in whom she is confiding, inviting us to 'give her a hug' at the end - which I could not resist doing!... full review

I hold the intent and the performer in high regard. At the risk of sounding 'cliche', this was a courageous performance. This show has the potential to become something significant, but it is in the beginning stages of development. In the 30-minute window, the character/performer moves quickly through the five stages of grief - beginning in complete denial and ending in full acceptance - but there is no context of how they got through and processed each stage. ... full review

A lighthearted and authentic connection between performer and audience on the deeply challenging events of her life. I especially enjoyed the clever original songs that kept the show moving forward.... full review

Avery Volk steps into her own skin as she courageously performs this inner journey of outer lust. ... full review

Congratulations to the cast and crew of this wonderful show. Truthful and honest, characters and their relationships were beautifully directed. Applause to the playwrights/adaptors of this script. ... full review

What I love most about the HFF is the opportunity it provides for artists to create and try out new works. Like the characters in the play, Transpiring is in the process of figuring out who it is and how to say it. And I love getting to be along for the ride as Veronica and company find the core message. Wonderful energy / tight ensemble /clever script and libretto. I look forward to traveling with them as this show continues to develop. ... full review