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CRINGE FESTIVAL (2024) – Write Act Repertory at Brickhouse Theatre

Cringe Festival (2024) – Write Act Repertory Theatre at Brickhouse Reviewed by Amalisha HuEck A World premiere of …

Electrici Review

ELECTRIC, I – Theatre of NOTE

October 13, 2024   World Premier By Chris Cassone                                              […]

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RENT – Jaxx Theatre

October 12, 2024   Opening Night Reviewed by Chris Cassone                                            […]

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TROUBLE IN MIND – Actors Co-Op at David Schall Theatre

Reviewed by Amalisha HuEck Aegis Theatre Company presents Phoenix, a dramatic comedy by Scott Organ, which explores mode…

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TROUBLE IN MIND – Actors Co-Op at David Schall Theatre

Reviewed by Michael Edwards The Award-winning Actors Co-Op’s production of Alice Childress’s 1955 work, Trou…

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THE (MOSTLY)TRUE STORY OF A COMMON SCOLD – Promenade Playhouse Theatre

Review by Amalisha HuEck The (Mostly) True Story of a Common Scold, winner of the International New Works of Merit Compe…

Demolition

DEMOLITION – Pacific Resident Theatre

Reviewed by Amalisha HuEck Perfectly cast with strong performances, Demolition, the new play by Matt Letscher is divinel…

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STANDING BY – Playhouse West/Magnolia Studio

Reviewed by Amalisha HuEck A lot can happen in four days, especially if we meet someone very special, and true love happ…

COMPLETENESS – Eastwood Performing Arts Center

Reviewed by Amalisha HuEck By definition Completeness (real analysis), in an informal way of describing a metric space X…

A Good Guy

A GOOD GUY – Rogue Machine at The Matrix Theatre

Reviewed by Amanda Callas A Good Guy is the world premiere of a new drama about school shootings  It is taut, suspensefu…

TH IR DS – The Zephyr Theatre

Reviewed by Michael Edwards   TH IR DS, a play by Ben Edlin with story by Deborah Aquila, is a powerful examination of a…

Intheeventofemergency

IN THE UNLIKELY EVENT OF AN ACTUAL EMERGENCY – Hudson Mainstage Theatre

Review by Chris Cassone  cc@chriscassone.com A revolutionary new kind of drama. A one-man show with seven characters wra…