Drugs, Sex, and the Good Old Life ​Lost in Del Valle was directed by Amir Arison and written and performed by Ned Van Zandt. It offers a trip to Texas seen through the eyes of a struggling actor whose life isn't as glamorous as it might seem. The show is guaranteed to make you laugh through multiple characters who are funnier than ever. Van Zandt understands how his characters are the very people who make this story as funny as it is pure. ​Some of the most striking aspects of this show...

Bent Through Glass is an adventurous production following the story of a father who loses his daughter in a heartbreaking and unbelievable way. Alex Koltchak’s emotional depth forced the audience to relive his internal struggles and I found myself tearing up during the performance. Directed by Michael Sladek, this play serves as a powerful statement on mental illness that leaves a lasting impression. This production deserves a bigger stage and needs to be seen by a wider audience. While I...

This show is a profound journey through the eyes of someone living with MS. Built on a compelling concept that captures the reality of the condition, Romero’s performance reveals how MS can fundamentally shift the life of a passionate woman. She guides the audience through an airplane adventure, and utilizes comedic mockery to great effect. I enjoyed the performance and the direction felt intentional and focused. While the show features soul-crushing moments, Romero’s more cherishable,...