Spooky Action Theater

We saw sonnets for an old century by a well-known playwright. There was a lot of moving us between rooms and part of it was even on video. Good show.

Nice space for theater. Small but not cramped.

I have seen many interesting plays there. They are intellectually engaging and super well-produced. I like the subjects they choose and most of them resonate with me. I don’t miss Paris and off-(off-) broadway in DC.

We saw a great play (The Oldest Boy) in a wonderfully surprising location (the basement of a church). The cast pulled us right into the story and had me looking straight into the eyes of a puppet who was manipulated right in front of our eyes by various members of the cast and voiced brilliantly by Al Twanmo, a local actor with national credits. And there I was suspending my disbelief and relating to the one non-human "cast" member. The emotions of the Mother (played stunningly by Jenna Sokolowski) were believable, and given the intimacy of the setting (a church basement!) I was wishing I could console her myself. All in all, great setting, great cast, great production. Looking forward to the next show.

Interesting theater style in the basement of a building. It's very personal seating around a small stage which made it an intimate experience. The cast was talented. Time spent well with an open mind.

For being a tiny theater in the lower level of a church, they housed a spectacularly creative show! Given the opportunity, I would certainly check out any production offered here!

Intimate, creative, unique theater that showcases diverse voices and talent. Affordable, free parking, employs local actors.