(no static at all)

Alex Knox is engaging, sweetly self-effacing and a humorous storyteller. Becca Wolff's direction keeps the focus on Knox. ... full review

As a performer Alex Knox is smooth as silk. But this piece is more complex. Ranging from the psychological intricacies of friendship to the madness of religiosity, to very cool rock'n'roll biography, to Jewish mysticism, No Static At All made for a fun and engaging evening of theater, helped by the warm and inviting set and intermittent tastes of music.... full review

Alex really nails this. You can tell that this story is personal to him. That passion shines through and carries the audience the whole time. I was extremely entertained and impressed with his ability to bare his soul. ... full review

Go see this thought provoking and mesmerizing show! ... full review

Alex Knox is a storyteller, plain and simple. This show is a work of art, especially if you love music like I do. His tale of the parallels between his life and the life of the super group Steely Dan will leave you laughing, crying but above all enlightened. This show is a delight!... full review

I loved this show! Alex is an engaging performer, and his writing is thoughtful, sincere, and funny! I love how he was able to weave threads of commonality between so many seemingly-dissimilar stories too. This is a show you HAVE to see! If nothing else, it will send you home with a lot to think about, and a ton to smile about hours later. ... full review

With just a record player, a chair and a table on stage Alex creatively led the audience on a journey through time and around the world. He skillfully narrated his story based on his personal experiences and drew impressive parallels all throughout! His vivid words encapsulated me and I was lost in his descriptive performance. He is a brilliant actor and writer! Wow!... full review

A unique story that harmoniously blends friendship, music, and humor.... full review

What could possibly make me THIRST for Steely Dan in my life? Alex Knox. This man draws together a philosophically deep argument that brings together biblical tales, rockstar's lives and a lost friend to weave a highly entertaining story. There's no doubt that after following Alex's every move in this performance, you'll be enraptured into following his every move in future performances as well. ... full review

Here are things I now know after seeing (no static at all.) I know what a Dan Stele is. I know that Elliott Smith was actually a Steven. And, most importantly, I know what type of band played at Alex Knox's bar mitzvah. Good theater, good larnin' and good music - that's (no static at all.) See it.... full review