Katherine King

A portrait of inner suffering that is strange and yet strangely familiar. On the one hand, how many of us can relate to feeling we have a foreign object in our body that drives us to insanity, but on the other hand how many of us can relate to having tortured thoughts that drive us to insanity?... full review

Magic realism...one of my favorite styles. A befitting mythical fable for audiences brimming with aspiring artists who sacrifice so much to rise to the top...hearing a message from the very top, that we are already all one.... full review

Really great concept, and excellent performances!... full review

Acting and directing really on point... full review

Entertaining, endearing, nostalgic (for those who grew up on Little Women) while at the same time incorporating modern perspectives, very well-performed!... full review

Well-acted, good tension between comedy and drama. A unique, personal spotlight on grief and loneliness.... full review

Well-performed! Great acting. The writing had some really good zingers... full review

A beautiful choice in the wake of all the positive #CHANGES in storytelling in our artistic and public forums. Women are doing amazing things in the world, and always have been! Victoria Woodhull is a spectacular example of this, and her story deserves to be told, and audiences were treated to a personalized journey set within a context of one of Victoria's many skills! (Don't want to give a spoiler!) Kudos to the playwright for such a magnificent choice, and Ashley..well she looked just like t... full review

I really enjoyed it! Good acting, and explores racial issues in the most complex setting available to us as human beings...the family.... full review

Original concept, musical ensemble sounded great together, especially in the big numbers, dialogue and story can be sharpened to be more compelling.... full review