Veronica Carey Matthews

A fun thriller with a unique choose-your-own adventure aspect to it. The show originally premiered in 2017, and this version of the show is definitely sharper and crisper. The direction was tight and the performances were stellar. A great blend of drama, suspense and humor!... full review

A fascinating delve into the world of PR for a figure who you would think wouldn't need it...until he does. I loved the philosophical examination of intention vs. execution, and the characters represented the gamut of different perspectives on the topic. The pacing was sharp and the performances solid with great commitment by all.... full review

Toward the beginning of the show, Riley asked if anyone in the audience had never seen the movie. I was one of the few people who raised their hands. Despite Lord of the Rings not being my usual fare, he did an incredible job with his casual storytelling style mixed with clever staging and enthusiastic character portrayal to make it a fun show for all!... full review

An enjoyable 90 minute stand-up show, which is an accomplishment in of itself. I felt every comedian had the right amount of time for their sets, which isn't always the case even on nights where everyone is capped out at five minutes. Each of the first three had their merits, but this is truly JP's show, and his hour or so set showcased the professional he is. Go show support for a rising star!... full review

Brett Moore, just based on his encyclopedic knowledge of baseball alone, is worth the price of admission. But it's his affable and jovial nature as well as his ability to casually riff with the unexpected elements of the show that really seal the deal. His personal ties to baseball are interwoven with salient points about the general relevance of our national pastime, in a way that can resonate with casual and diehard fans alike (and even those who wouldn't use the "fan" label at all). Overall, t... full review

An unique collection of three short plays centered on the ubiquitous theme of love, but each with different tones and takes on said theme. True definition of a variety show, especially with the extremely entertaining and endearing narrative device of the clown and the emcee running throughout. ... full review

I'm generally familiar with the two source materials that the characters were pulled from: I read one of the plays in high school, and the other one has been parodied so much that I'm familiar with the characters and storyline. It definitely helped having at least that base knowledge, but the show still was clear enough to understand the what was going on without it. Definitely recommend for Shakespeare fans and non-Shakespeare fans alike!... full review

Such a sweet story about a self-described not-so-great daddy's girl who is being too hard on herself! By the end, seeing the journey and the visual love between father and daughter was endearing AF. Loved it!... full review

A fantastic show by a fantastic performer, Kira tells an important story about finding and accepting her true identity in a very entertaining manner. Her characters were precise, and her use of video helped bring the story to life while also adding moments of levity. The show flew by, and I really hope I get to see more of her in the future. Simply...fantastic!... full review

My goodness! Brimming with emotion and energy, Barbara pours her heart out in a story that starts and ends with a bang. She delves into her psyche and watching kept me captivated the whole time as traveled through her dramatic crescendos and dimuendos. She, herself, is a tour de force, as is her show. Must see!!... full review