Pure Cinema

Masterful script, acting, direction and design. Great insights into the minds of two iconic filmmakers. Ready for a larger venue!... full review

Really engaging play that is great for film buffs but you don’t need to have previous knowledge of the two men to enjoy this engaging comedy-drama.... full review

Exciting concept with great execution - Mel Brooks meets with Alfred Hitchcock to pitch and develop what would ultimately become the movie High Anxiety. ... full review

Great Performances. ... full review

Fresh, original, terrific.... full review

If you are a fan of Hitchcock/Brooks, this show will not disappoint!... full review

A very creative and cleverly constructed drama involving two major personalities of the film industry. Characters clearly delineated and enacted by gifted actors. ... full review

Loved the art design of the show, and the performances were really terrific. I liked that this was a fictionalization of something that did happen in terms of the characters actually meeting. Well done show, would definitely recommend.... full review

This play is incredibly clever, focusing on two iconic figures in film history, and presenting a humanistic while simultaneously humorous display of their famed meeting. The dialogue in this play was very sharp and flowed beautifully, and I found myself quite mesmerized by the dance and battle of wits between the 3 nuanced characters. ... full review

A fascinating and immersive portrayal of two well-known personalities. The actors really embodied them well without becoming caricatures. Lindsay Seim's performance as a fictional amalgamation of women was an important contribution to the interactions between the more famous characters. She played well off of both of them, sometimes acting as a foil, as well as playing one of the men against the other. ... full review