Ben Hethcoat

This show far exceeded my expectations (and they were high). I had an absolute blast from start to finish. Wonderful!... full review

Pit of Goblins was easily one of my favorite shows at HFF’19. It’s dark, hilarious, and has set the bar HIGH for what can be achieved with a solo show.... full review

I had a blast visiting this weird world created by Michael Shaw Fisher.... full review

This is an exquisite piece of theatre. I’ve never seen anything like it. I left feeling inspired by such creative and clear storytelling. I even got a little emotional while watching... it was just so beautiful.... full review

I’m so grateful to have experienced this show. A pure theatrical joyride. Looking forward to catching more of Conor Hanney’s work in the future.... full review

Political junkies and theatre lovers alike will relish in the wonk and weeds as Allie Leonard (Tess Baker) takes you behind-the-scenes of Lincoln’s 2020 campaign. A must-see production with one of HFF’s strongest ensembles.... full review

Public Domain is fun and family-friendly. It's a great concept with wacky characters and costumes.... full review

I’d never seen clown ‘buffoonery’ before and what a treat it was! There’s something monstrous and spontaneous to the show… which is really more of an experience.... full review

Jonathan Cho has taken something ugly — Mickey Roony’s racist portrayl of Mr. Yunioshi in BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY’S — and has created something quite lovely out of it. Kudos to him for keeping it fun-spirited and light.... full review

John Brahan and Dan Schultz are great collaborators and All Our Pretty Songs is proof of that. I look forward to seeing more from these two.... full review