Disturbing “Fiji” smears sweet romance on a crust of consent
“This play is a slender and more intimate two-hander that clocks in at just 65 minutes, yet manages the neat trick of feeling leisurely and unrushed…” Review of FIJI
Sexy AND funny AND moving, Tease defies expectations
“Tease is a tremendously fun experience that thwarts expectations and easy definition.” Review of “Tease”
“Dana H” makes us voyeurs on the road from hell
“Dana H is a deeply harrowing and profoundly human tale.” Review of Lucas Hnath’s “Dana H”
You’re the life of “Mrs. Krishnan’s Party”
“The genius of the production lies not just in the interactive format devised by writer-director Justin Lewis and writer Jacob Rajan, but in the depth and nuance that Nagarajan and Rogers bring to their roles.” Review of Mrs. Krishnan’s Party”
“Dead Elephants” challenges us to become something else
“After this show, you may leave the theatre under your own power . . . but Dead Elephants is coming with you.” Review of Good Old Neon’s “Dead Elephants”
Riotously funny La Bête wraps big questions inside bigger laughs
“Talk is Free Theatre’s La Bête is a crowd-pleasing, riotously funny romp…”
Obdurate and heart-rending, L’Amour Telle une Cathédrale Ensevelie explores the migrant experience
“This is theatre that does not seek to comfort, but to confront.” Review of L’Amour Telle une Cathédrale Ensevelie
Genre-defying “Universal Child Care” packs a poignant wallop
“This show succeeds in making you think deeply about this subject.” Review of Universal Child Care
Bard-tender Eric Woolfe mixes hilarity with horror in “Macbeth – A Tale told by an Idiot”
“He brings to the task impressive acting chops and stage presence, plus a versatile toolkit …” Review of Macbeth – A Tale told by an Idiot
Down will come baby: ARC’s “Rockabye” is more than just a fierce, funny takedown of celebrity
“Rockabye is a funny, fast-moving, fast-talking comedy that burrows deeply into the intersection of fame, personal identity, and politics.” Review of Rockabye