Bryan McKinley

“Who would come to my funeral?” If we are being honest, I’d imagine most of us would have to admit we’ve thought about. This play examines the idea of finding out and having to attend yourself. Who will cry? Who will reminisce? Did they even truly know me? GHOSTTOWN is beautifully written and directed by, K. E. Pleshinger. A wonderful dark comedy with philosophical honesty and some heartbreaking moments.... full review

An insightful look at the roller coaster of emotions involved in planning a wedding. The stakes are additionally heightened when the bride to be attempts to mend fences with a handful of her “close friends” who have become estranged over the years. Her fiancé, Jason, can’t help but recognize the toxicity of these fair weather friends and hopes to save her from future abuse. Ximena holds on to fond memories of the four pillars she once had in her life, but learns that some wounds just won’t clo... full review

Such an amazing experience. “What Survives” is a very thoughtful and poignant one act, comprised of five vignettes. Each scene helps to create a venn diagram of the struggles we all face in today’s America. A beautiful combination of drama and levity. Rachael Meyers has bravely opened a dialogue on subjects that are not always easy to discuss, but certainly a part of our, now, new normal. I struggle to say more, because I want viewers to be just as surprised as I was. All ten actors are perfec... full review

Fantastic show! Chris delivered on a variety of levels. From sharp, quick character pivots, to poignant, humorous, and vulnerable dialogue. All of that presented in a rich golden vocal quality that echoes a similar tone of the great Nick Offerman. Thanks Chris, for a great performance! ... full review

What a blast! Amy, Rio and Julie were all on fire and David’s direction and writing was without a doubt the struck match that set it all a blaze. Amazing work! Thank you for a wonderful show. What a creative use of the space and the segues were seamless and inventive. Julie Phillips is a riot! No spoilers! Just go see her in action. Rio and Amy do such an amazing job of falling in love and we easily fall in love with them as well. So much so, you can hear the audience audibly sigh at any hint... full review

I may have been spoiled by tonight, because this was my first clown show. Any future clown shows will have to roller skate up hill to compete with what I just experienced. What a fun, intriguing and touching communication. It’s amazing how clear both performers were without saying a word. Who cries at a clown show?! … this guy, I suppose :) Beautiful work! 🤡 🎸 👑 🫅 ... full review

What a wonderful experience. A journey of hope 🙏🏼 heartbreak 💔 and healing ❤️‍🩹. Thanks for sharing Michael. ... full review

Witty and fun Woody Allen Noir! 30 minute comedy. Lots of quick character changes. Sharp dialogue. Good work, y’all! ... full review