Reviews

An optimistic and funny solo performance that brings us together around the artist's loss and pain.

A show true to its name: a group of friends have a karaoke party and sing about the highs and lows of pandemic life and the state of the world.

A gripping 45-minute solo show that captures Arab–Israeli tensions with compassion and a touch of humor.

A debut play based on real events performed by top-notch DC talent.

The funny, moving, and memorable story of one man's childhood in 1980s Pennsylvania.

A hilarious, heartfelt, and heartbreaking show based on the performers' childhood relationships with their mothers.

Virtuoso solo storytelling about the cycle of family violence, with a script and performance even more stunning than the play's Fringe debut four years ago.

An intimate window into the consciousness of a young individual who dies shortly after their college graduation and then is inexplicably resurrected.

The story of a woman who considers herself an atheist and who is courted by two men who expect her to convert to their religion.

Eight first-rate storytellers share entertaining and personal stories about their relationship to their bodies.

A tantalizing “what if?”: a dramatized thought experiment about the interpersonal consequences of human cloning.

The entire vibe of the production is a warm blend of humor, hope, fear, and love.

A dark drama that imagines a future when pregnancies are regulated to control overpopulation.

The interactive and offbeat show has book and lyrics by Lauren Gunderson.

The captivating experience embraces the wackiness of science fiction while exploring the loss and pain that come with drastic change.

An electrifying, high-intensity evening in which each stellar actress is a leading lady in her own right.

You won’t even notice you’re off-Broadway with this mini concert.

Diana Veiga is one hell of a storyteller. The performance feels like a conversation with an especially funny friend.

'Indie theater at its finest.'

'Find what you love and make sure it kills you.'