Alexis DeLaRosa

This is a good good show. Humans are weird. Human relationships are complicated and messy, full of grey areas and things that break all the rules we're taught. The language is adult and well written. Love 'em or hate 'em, you'll find people in this play that you've met in real life, which is also a testament to the great and real performances by this cast, Lauren Letherer and Eric Gutierrez in particular. It finds comedy in the way we find comedy in real life but without ever selling out the seri... full review

This was just plain fun and really reminds me of what the Fringe is all about. All the performers are great and show a shocking amount of range shifting from mostly comedy to an occasional dramatic piece with ease and commitment. In lesser hands, 25pph would feel a lot less engaging, but with these capable actors, it's just a hoot. Really enjoyed it!... full review

If you've ever reached over to grab your drink only to discover that it's your friend's drink, something you've never had before, and you're like, "Holy crap! What is that? That's amazing! Order me another!", then you now know what it's like to see Hot Cat. The cast is superb. The choreography is at times hilarious and at other times quite halting and moving. And like that drink, you won't see it coming... but you'll want another.... full review

Brad C. Light's performance feels effortless. The show is uncomfortable, because of it's honesty, painful because of it's simple simple realism. The Man is just that, one man. His moral compass making it impossible for him to ignore poverty and oppression while simultaneously not providing him with any answers... just more questions, scalding ones. Performed brilliantly like one of those after dinner conversations that you just didn't see coming and ends up sticking with you for a long time... ma... full review