• The Warrior  
• Reviewed by Carrie Klewin

 From the moment the lights come up in The Warrior, we’re in the middle of a war, we’re just never entirely sure if we’re safe behind enemy lines. [Read more...]

• Busted Jesus Comix  
• Reviewed by Carrie Klewin

Like a typical teenager should be, Marco is painfully awkward, and so are the comic books he writes.  Unfortunately, the production of Busted Jesus Comix suffers from the same behavioral condition. [Read more...]

• Gilgamesh, Who Saw the Deep
• Reviewed by Carrie Klewin

Gilgamesh deliciously escorts us on a visit to the oral traditions of storytelling. This young troupe of performers courageously voyages to the depths of an epic. [Read more...]

• Manifesto! 
• Reviewed by Carrie Klewin

 If you are looking for an hour of whimsical delight, this café, created by surrealists and run by clowns, is the place to be. [Read more...]

• Born Normal  
• Reviewed by Carrie Klewin

 If you want to see a shooting star on the rise, try to catch Stephen Spotswood’s Born Normal.  [Read more...]

• The Dream-Casting  
• Reviewed by Carrie Klewin

 This stream-of-conscious, cornucopia of quasi-carnival inspired non-sequiturs is not for the intolerant fringer. [Read more...]

• Desire/Regret  
• Reviewed by Carrie Klewin

 If the music of bodies in motion sounds appealing to you, then Desire/Regret may be a piece of curiosity. Inspired by A Streetcar Named Desire, the wordless performance is a dream-like montage of images and sounds. [Read more...]

• Power House: 
• The Super-Ozone-Friendly-Happy-Disco-Energy-Techno-Dance-Along Show
• Reviewed by Carrie Klewin

Social experiment as theatre?  With Power House, Bouncing Ball Theatrical Productions gives us a scientific experiment centered on dancing as a viable resource for energy. Is this the revolutionary new means of solving our energy crisis?  [Read more...]