REVIEW: “Seasonal Shorts” Sparkle at Human Race
The audience’s participation in shaping outcomes is clever, leading to unpredictable results that make it worth returning to see what different conclusions might emerge.
December 12, 2025
The audience’s participation in shaping outcomes is clever, leading to unpredictable results that make it worth returning to see what different conclusions might emerge.
A Steady Rain is raw, unflinching, and punctuated by humor that reminds us of the humanity beneath the uniforms.
A marvelously charming musical with an impressive cast leaves the audience thoroughly entertained.
The murder mysteries unfold quickly and tightly, inhaling the unprepared Watson hastily into Holmes’s world.
The ensemble deftly handles the material with comedic physicality and timing. You just have to laugh with the raw energy of this Fringe-y production.
From the very first line, Cromer is captivating as Louis de Rougemont.
“Deadline” is definitely a good time with its mystery, farcical humor, and stage action. There are twists and turns as well as the expected bits.
This a must-see new musical–next stop NYC
Mr. Chace’s villainy is perfection: exhibited clearly while still maintaining brilliant restraint, somehow making Iago even more sinister.
The actors are succeeding in exactly what the play demands: exposing the ugliness beneath carefully constructed civility.
From the beginning, the emotions are so palpable that the language almost became secondary.