Jessie Proksa

This was a tight and well executed production from the script to the acting to the staging. And the combination of the minimalist set and dramatic lighting made it a visually stunning production. I also thought the play write did a good job of summarizing the story without losing validity. The only thing I was longing for was more variety, or contrast in the "emotional landscape". Emotions ran high throughout the show and violence, anger, sadness, and despair dominated, which is appropriate. But,... full review

Between the costumes and lighting this was a visually stunning play, and the script was impressive in that almost every word rhymed. This piece was an interesting contrast to the play 8:03. 8:03 was pure physical comedy with no dialogue. Dogs of War represents the opposite extreme; it's all about the language. And I especially enjoyed the performances of the "joker" and the lead lady, Rebecca. ... full review

This was a really interesting story and the acting was fantastic! These two sisters are a joy to watch and they will make you laugh and cry! ... full review

There Is No I n Ndn, was a fun show and it raised some interesting questions relating to where do we draw the line when it comes to claiming a certain identity? And what are the consequences of defining yourself as one thing or another? I was also impressed by Jennifer's energy and passion for telling her story. This is a pretty fast paced show; Jennifer switches characters often, and her personal narrative is interjected with info. relating to different historical events, so if you want to follo... full review

8:03 is a thoroughly entertaining, suspensfull, poetic,funny,and poignant commentary on modern day society and our over reliance on technology. But because of the abstract nature of this performance and the fact that there is no dialogue there is plenty of room for interpretation. I enjoyed watching the evolution of these characters as they struggled to maintain control in the face of the absurd and ridiculous. I also appreciated their lighthearted approach to portraying the struggle of humanity!... full review

My Darling Josephine is a fun and lively little show with a burlesque edge. The actors were great, and if you like westerns and you're in the mood for a rowdy good time than this show should fit the bill! ... full review