Joanna Mercedes

At the start of the show, I was sitting back slouched in my seat. By the end of the show, I was leaning forward, mouth agape, wondering to myself, “What sort of deranged brilliance did I just see?”... full review

You ever have that friend who is really charming and seemingly nice, but then they start to become a bit much and you find you are in too deep to quietly excuse yourself from the relationship? If so, then this show is for you! ... full review

Do we run into the same people, or same souls, or maybe same souls but different people- as we are reincarnated time and time again? Are those I’ve only met for the first time, but feel like I’ve known forever, really from a past life of mine? This show has got me thinking (and trippin) which is what a good show will do. ... full review

A fun, feel-good show full of jokes for a wide audience. Family friendly and sure to put a smile on your face, Joanna Syiek and her talented cast do a great job bringing Michael Gordon Shapiro’s musical story about empowerment to life. ... full review

I grew up in a “baseball family”. I played softball and my brothers all played baseball. So I already went in expecting to like this show, I just didn’t know how MUCH I would end up liking it. Felt like I could watch another hour of Brett doing his thing. ... full review

A very enjoyable play revolving around the lives of young adults who come from the same small town, their struggles in life after high school, and how modern technology (smartphones, video chat, and even rideshare) affect the ways in which they connect with one another. This show has great subtle acting and dialogue that feel like you are watching a good movie or TV show. ... full review

Great work. I really enjoyed the show.... full review