Recent Reviews
Ordinary Days:
"a romantic and nurturing setting where characters find themselves and relationships, a world lovingly recreated in a charming production." FULL REVIEW
Into the Light:
"This wildly creative collection of artists devised a unique and intelligent audience experience in the Dupont Underground"
MD Theatre Guide FULL REVIEW
The Accident Bear:
"Jay Brock does a wonderful job as Director. The actors...work well together, hitting the comic moments as well as the emotional ones, and are comfortable with silent pauses". - DC Metro Theatre Arts FULL REVIEW
Assassins:
"The production features stellar acting and a slick set that echoes derangement. Every facet of the show is well-crafted and every song filled with robust, musical voices. - DC Theatre Scene FULL REVIEW
Spike Heels:
"A game cast perform a play filled with great jokes and enough heart to keep you interested." - Popdust FULL REVIEW
Eurydice:
"Not that her (Emily Kestor's) performance is the only virtue of director Jay D. Brock’s graceful staging, which also boasts some deft supporting actors, a fluid pace and a sure grasp of the balance between lyrical sadness and knife-edged whimsy that characterizes this 2003 play". - Washington Post. FULL REVIEW
"a romantic and nurturing setting where characters find themselves and relationships, a world lovingly recreated in a charming production." FULL REVIEW
Into the Light:
"This wildly creative collection of artists devised a unique and intelligent audience experience in the Dupont Underground"
MD Theatre Guide FULL REVIEW
The Accident Bear:
"Jay Brock does a wonderful job as Director. The actors...work well together, hitting the comic moments as well as the emotional ones, and are comfortable with silent pauses". - DC Metro Theatre Arts FULL REVIEW
Assassins:
"The production features stellar acting and a slick set that echoes derangement. Every facet of the show is well-crafted and every song filled with robust, musical voices. - DC Theatre Scene FULL REVIEW
Spike Heels:
"A game cast perform a play filled with great jokes and enough heart to keep you interested." - Popdust FULL REVIEW
Eurydice:
"Not that her (Emily Kestor's) performance is the only virtue of director Jay D. Brock’s graceful staging, which also boasts some deft supporting actors, a fluid pace and a sure grasp of the balance between lyrical sadness and knife-edged whimsy that characterizes this 2003 play". - Washington Post. FULL REVIEW