Chairman Barnes

An amusing romp through the worlds of astronauts and retail sandwiches.... full review

They're NOT doin' it wrong!... full review

Night of the Rootbeer is pure theatrical silliness. EXTREME theatrical silliness.... full review

Satirical to sincere; Richard Levinson's songs run the gamut.... full review

Wonderfully skilled dancers at the top of their game in a fiery multi-media showcase.... full review

A cabaret that careens from Kool & the Gang to Moz to Katy Perry to Bauhaus? Sign me up!... full review

Victor Isaac takes turns as a preacher leading a hard-partying congregation (the 'early-bird' Sunday service starts at noon) and a luckless prison inmate named LeShawn. How these two people are connected to each other, well, that is the crux of the story. ... full review

A one-woman show but a cast of a half dozen in the person of Theresa Stroll. She probably has more people living inside there and hopefully we'll get to see them some day. ... full review

Gratitusical is the sub-text from every over-indulgent, self-serving cabaret act you've ever seen shouted out loud for all to hear. The writing and performance are polished to a gleaming sheen and when going off-script Rebecca Larsen's improv is razor sharp. Richard Levinson's songs run the gamut from plain silly to practically doctoral in their lyrical erudition. Taken together, Levinson and Larsen are a comedic powerhouse that's difficult to top.... full review

Aurora & Larry is not splashy and garish. It doesn't pull any of the usual Fringe-y tricks to grab your attention. It is a carefully constructed narrative that gently unfolds before you like the petals of a flower.... full review