Patrick Albanesius

One man's painful tale of having IBS, and the lengths he goes through to try and get rid of it. Told with humor and compassion.... full review

A fun evening of creepy stories told in the style of an old radio play. ... full review

A historical lesson about a larger than life character few know. Well-crafted to engage the audience.... full review

What a freaking voice! Mixing heartbreak with laughter and some amazing pipes, Emily Goglia put on one hell of a show. From Crooner ballads to piano jazz, diva pop and showtunes, this lady can do it all, look good while doing it, and make you laugh at her pain to boot. ... full review

Insanely awesome! Whether you're a metal head from years gone by, or just want to see talented musicians rock the house down, this is one hell of a show. I loved it from the moment I sat down, and had a smile on my face the entire time. Not only was it one of the better shows I've seen in years, but one of the best concerts. ... full review

A fantastic retelling, and a damn fine reminder to men everywhere that women are not to be trifled with. Everything moved along at a sharp pace without losing any of the refinement of the language. A standout performance by Chineze Enekwechi had me laughing at almost every line, but really the entire cast was wonderful, and the direction was spot on. ... full review

This was a beautiful story, told from a heartfelt and honest place. I especially loved the audience interaction, and the visual production design. Katelyn Schiller has created, both with her words and her performance, a masterful show. ... full review

Transmission is a heartfelt individual history. I felt very connected to everything, despite never having questioned my own gender identity. The story was simple, painful at times, but eventually hopeful and joyous. I felt a lot of love throughout.... full review

While the show didn't fire on all cylinders, there was a solid core of human connection that could be explored into a very fine play. The Q&A session afterward revealed the reasons for this, and the cast did an admirable job considering the constraints. ... full review

This show was recommended to me, and I enjoyed nearly every second of it. Absurdist to the nth degree, the obstructed seat up front actually served the show very well. As I couldn't see entrances and exits, it felt like an actual puppet show gone berserk. A dedicated and extremely talented cast carry out this vision to it's full silliness.... full review