MATT ALMOS

Great cast with serious comic chops. Super fun premise that was oddly familiar for some strange reason. Well-directed, in that you were seamlessly guided to pick up key plot points and backstory that deepened the enjoyment. Plus free hot dogs, beans and beverages! Definitely worth visiting Bob, Cindy and their insane friends.... full review

Mr. Yunioshi is a 50 minute gem - a smart and original piece of satire, that sheds light on one of the most infamously racist performances in cinema history. J Elijah Cho has a dry and effortless touch as both performer and writer, deftly balancing absurdity, sincerity and darkness. I do not know Mr. Cho, but look forward to seeing more from him.... full review

Great silly fun, played to the hilt by masterful comic performers.... full review

I had a great time at this show. Super funny. Lots of talent on display here. The numbers are rich, funny and GOOD, and this cast is up to the challenge. Props to Jonathan Winton Brenner and Pam Eberhardt (who also had a hand in last year's hilarious 13th Grade).... full review

Romantic musical comedy meets Lars Von Trier’s Melancholia. An excellent cast backed by a tight trio of musicians make the experience funny and charming with a sprinkling of existential dread. Congrats to the team!... full review

Hilarious and insightful grab bag of stories, raps and sketches around relationship troubles and regrets. Musically driven by Joshua's beat boxing prowess. I was fully engaged for the hour, as was the packed audience in the tiny Sacred Fools Studio theater.... full review

Caught the first show Thursday night as a walk in. So glad I did. Smartly executed comedy and music with a welcome satirical edge. ... full review

A candid, funny and illuminating view of sexual politics circa right now. Rodwin honed his storytelling craft through The Moth and it shows. Highly recommended.... full review