Phil Ward

This show is another roller coaster brought to us by the inexhaustible Kirsten V, and I hope she never stops letting us ride along with her.... full review

If you're like me, Rain's very intelligent, well-researched, sympathetic show is a good way to deal with bad things. I sometimes feel like burying my head after hearing about the latest injustices being thrust upon the American public. Rain unflinchingly dives in to our nation's troubled present and past in a very watchable way, finding the right mix of difficult-to-discuss topics and showmanship.... full review

Somehow simultaneously laid-back, formal, chilling and goofy. A pretty magical combination.... full review

Delightfully dark and original. She nails the "reasonable psycho" persona. Very entertaining.... full review

Recommended viewing.... full review

If you want to have an actor play with your eyes, ears and heart by transforming into other people, and play with the mystical side of your brain as well, go see Deana's show. If you don't want those things, go anyway.... full review

Wow. I've been working in interactive theatre since the 80s and this piece was fresh and amazing to me, let alone hilarious. Go see it, and by "see it" I mean "accept that you'll be part of it." Even if you're shy. Just go.... full review

I've seen HOT CAT twice now and hope to see it again. You should go.... full review

Wow. Actor Brad Light and directors Rebecca Sigl and Christopher Neiman have pulled off Wallace Shawn's difficult script beautifully. See it if you're not afraid to have your view of our social structure challenged. In fact, see it if you ARE afraid to have your view of our social structure challenged.... full review

What a marvelous balance of politicizing and goofy entertainment. To say nothing of Brian's magnetic presence as an actor. Made me think, made me laugh, made me worry, made me angry (for the right reasons). I hope plenty of unconverted viewers will see this.... full review