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Abducted
Action!
Asian for Dummies
Ball and Daisy Chain
Can You See Me?
Certain Things...
Chinese Clown Cabaret
Cincinatti
Come Fly With Me Nude
Comedy on the Square
divagation
Faker
Flame and the Stone
Flower Murderer
Framework
Future Folkloric
Hollywoodland
Home/Darkness
Hooray for Speech...
It's Stupid to Steal...
Late Night With God
Long-Form Improv &...
m.i. blue's TWILITE...
Magic @ the Fringe
Moliere Than Thou
nEO-sURREALISTS Present
Other American Stories
Oui Be Negroes
PAIN
Quarter Into It
Rabbit Causes Dog
Rap Canterbury Tales
Reframing the Hourglass
Short and Sweet...
some life
Subhuman-True Tales...
This Love Train...
Thrilling Adventures...
Tonight: The Harsh …
Under the Counter...
Viva Karaoke!...
Viva Vivi
Wrestling an Alligator
Young War
Zeppelin Beach Improv

Play: Can you see me
Reviewer: ML Hones
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Rating: 5 Stars
Debon's one person show is delightful and moving. Her embodiment of the characters is powerful, and they are great characters. The simple but effective use of the stage, as well as multimedia elements, make this piece very entertaining and well paced. I'm so glad I saw it. Highly recommended.

Play: Can You See Me?
Reviewer: Felix Freddo
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Rating: 5 Stars
Catherine Debon's one woman show is brilliant and moving. She creates a nuanced and powerful character--her 93 year old French grandmother and demonstrates the profound love between the grandmother and granddaughter. Debon's use of multimedia--photographs, phones, and the sheer physicality of her performance with a dancer's strength and versatility are awesome. Sound and light well done as well.

Play: Can You See Me?
Reviewer: Melinda
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Rating: 5 Stars
Funny, sad, sweet and cute. A must see for anyone who ever loved a kick-ass grandmother

Play: Can You See Me by C. Debon
Reviewer: Theresa Dailey
Reviewer Email: theresa.dailey@bingham.com
Rating: 4 Stars
I really enjoyed this. So well staged and the actress was continually engaging, as a result of her dance background she was great physically creating and holding each character and the story was compelling.

I definitely recommend it.

Play: Can You See Me?
Reviewer: Molly Sullivan
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Rating: 5 Stars
I go to a lot of experimental theater & dance. I have seen few pieces which have touched my heart as this piece does. It is personal without being self-indulgent. Debon skillfully reveals to us the complicated relationships of her family & her deep connection with her beloved gutsy French grandmother. Debon is truly brilliant as she weaves language, music, movement, and photographs into this deeply moving portrayal of love & mortality. Superb!