Amazing. Real, honest, vulnerable, challenging, authentic, skillfully performed, entertaining. I have seen many of Una's works and this one is my favorite. It spoke to me on a very deep, emotional and personal level. I am in awe of the skill and grace Una uses to put herself on stage.
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Erica Cheung
Mar 04, 2013
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The performance is a hilarious display of what can be achieved in a small space with a small cast, a talented director, and brilliant story.
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Richard Hinojosa
Feb 23, 2013
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Sisters Grimm is hilarious and fun. Clever writing and solid comedic performances make it a must see this year! Would go see it again!
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A fascinating story by a incredible storyteller. At turns hilarious, gripping and moving, I recommend this to anyone who has tried to cure themselves through hallucinogenic experimentation and to those who have been transformed by love. This is the 2013 Frigid production not to miss.
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This was wonderful. Lucas was engaging throughout his performance with amusing yet thought provoking commentary on the gay dating scene. I feel it would be relatable to anyone, gay straight or otherwise, who has had experience with online dating. Most importantly, Lucas made me reflect on my own life and how I have both been treated and have treated others over the years and how I might be a better person. It's one thing to see a show and spend the time afterwards thinking about the merits of the show itself. It's another to think of both the shows merits as well as what you could do better for yourself and for others. That is a much rarer phenomenon I'm glad I had the opportunity to experience this performance.
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Emily Tuckman is a passionate actress!
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Leah Tuckman
Mar 03, 2013
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Fantastic show. The cast was stellar and the direction excellent.
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Martin Denton
Feb 22, 2013
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you will want to catch this surprising new work at FRIGID New York.
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Michael Block
Feb 19, 2013
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Spotlight on Seth Lepore
Losing My Religion is part of a trilogy of shows. I writing the last one right now and it's set to hit the stage in March 2014. It's called Kicking Ass and Taking Names.
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very funny! Each actor was 100 percent committed to their character. A pleasure to watch them romp through the play. And the songs! I can't get the ocean out of my head.
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impressively honest and brave
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Leah Tuckman
Mar 02, 2013
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The show was fantastic! Great chemistry with the two actresses.
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Lucas Brooks
Feb 25, 2013
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This show is easily my favorite in the festival that I've seen thus far. Kirsten is an incredible mime and she makes some excellent commentary on today's techno-culture without saying a word. She took the art of mime to several new levels that I never would have imagined. She's not local, New Yorkers, so see this show while you still can!
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Great show, loved the exploration of emotion and passion. Emily was great.
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Truly a fantastic performance that had me riveted from beginning to end! I was deeply impressed by Adam's candor and wit as he shared his story in such a way that was both strikingly personal and universal. It's no small task to draw back the curtain allowing others to witness the intimacies of your mind and vulnerabilities of your experience. Adam deftly carries off this feat in a manner that is wonderfully engaging and entertaining.
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The show was very interesting. I'd like to see where the second Act goes...Songs were integrated well within the diaglogue of the show. Promising story line.
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Wonderful play, very well performed. This is solid old fashioned theater.
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Quite an interesting piece. Just when i thought the scene was going to get very intense, they threw in some comical relief. An enjoyable 45 minutes.
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I loved this show. Loved. The songs were absolutely entrancing. This Riley guy sure knows how to write a power ballad! The story was completely original and, although tragic, interesting and dynamic. I especially loved how Riley told the stories of people who aren't represented in musical theatre often. The character who had her life most together was heavy-set. This trait was written into the show and was inspiring in that it's rare to find a part written for a chubby girl that doesn't dumb her down or poke fun at her. I also loved that the character I enjoyed the most was a drug addict. He displayed her in a truly human sense and made us empathize with her instead of judge her. Riley Thomas is extremely gifted, both as a musician and story-teller. I can't wait to see what happens in his future.
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