Reviews

Carolyn Merritt

To see children play is to understand the balance between structure and whimsy.

Whitney Weinstein

Warned of extreme gore, I also discover in BASEMENT a man struggling to cope with a deeply complex love story.

Mira Treatman

“Let's turn this suck into a success.”

Janna Meiring

Ruminating on the depth and color of human and creatures' experience.

“Come Back, Little Sheba” is realistic, sad, funny, and beautifully situated in the Bethany Mission Gallery.

Sneakers grapples with loss on several levels, interweaving personal grief and the objectification of art.

Miryam Coppersmith

This play between 2D and 3D creates delight throughout the show.

Jonathan Stein

A wildly physical Theater of the Absurd that revels in the scatological and the hyperbolic.

Amelia Rose Estrada

Dance, spoken word, acrobatics, and sound reveal the pain, melancholy, and humor of witnessing and experiencing illness.

Kat J. Sullivan

Assumptions can be so juicy.