Sara Kantner (she/they)

Honestly, I cannot stop thinking about this show. It took me back to the type of teenage unhinged laughter you get when you're stoned with your friends in a cemetery. The genuine absurdity of this show was so good. Incredible stuff!... full review

A must-see for performers in their late 30s! I love the exploration of the personal themes within this show. The horror-clown hybrid works well here, and I loved the scary parts - but I'm a freak who loves being scared! Jackie is so funny as well, but seeing her drop the mask and show the scared and vulnerable side is incredibly compelling. ... full review

Oh to be a fly! Mandy really embodies this character. I enjoyed seeing the day in the life of this fly and learning about her struggles. The physical choices were really fun and exciting. Mandy really built an engaging world with this one.... full review

Andy captivated our attention and kept us laughing and feeling throughout this hour of personal storytelling. I enjoyed how effortless Andy's storytelling was and how he remained engaged with the audience throughout. Lots of details throughout the show that could connect to us all. It gets you thinking about our history and how it shows up in our lives every day. ... full review

Sam is a joyful performer who is delightful to watch. She brings us into the country world of Petal, Mississippi, and we all get to have so much fun - and learn some life lessons along the way. It's easy to get swept up in the show because Sam is having a good time, and by the way of the clown, we have a good time right there with her. ... full review

Sarah's play on the typical "one-woman show" was so funny and hit all of the tropes. She did such an excellent job rolling with any technical difficulties that it felt like it was planned. There was also an enjoyable contract game that she played with the audience throughout. The ending of the show definitely spoke to the why am i doing this vulnerable thing feeling that we all get as performers, but the monologue was a fun manic pixie dream girl one-woman show send up.... full review

Maniac is a fun and unexpected show! I went in thinking I had a sense of what the show would be, but I was pleasantly surprised to be completely wrong. The play with the audience was fantastic and weird. The show held us captive for the entire hour, and we easily could've stayed longer for more trials with Todd.... full review

Doll Court is an incredible concept in the perfect place with a talented and funny performer at its helm. It was so joyous to see others playing with dolls, and that all of us got to have our part in the case. (I was the stenographer! A dream!) The fart sound effects had me dying. I was so sad that I had to leave early to get to another show because I could've stayed in Doll Court forever.... full review

A delightfully simple little show about love and how it arrives, grows, and eventually ends. Prith has a wonderful gift of physicality, which is highlighted in this show. He is also willing to play with the audience and roll with the punches he's given. Love the absurdity of the show. ... full review

Boom boom boom! Diane is an icon. A national treasure. I loved the story of this character and her journey. Fun audience participation bits that get everyone playing. A delightful performance that kept me engaged and curious the whole way through.... full review