		A Name You Can Trust
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CLICK HERE FOR RECENT REVIEWS IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER CLICK ON PLAY FOR AUDIENCE REVIEWS FOR THAT PLAY 21/One: Twenty-One Shows in One Hour 3 Plays About Your Mom Antarctica ARE YA WORKING? Being Something: Living "Young" and Growing "Old" in Oakland Bound and Gagged Brilliant Disguise Brother #1 Cervix With A Smile Chinese Clown Cabaret CornTato Divided We Fall Do The Clam El Camino Loco Fear of a Brown Planet Fresh Meat Go Kibbitz go! Got Lucky Green Bamboo Hermitage Here to There LOUNGE-ZILLA! Love Scenes Magnificence of the Disaster MEDIAVOID Name You Can Trust, A nEO-sURREALISTS Paper Dolls Playing in the Dark Politics on the Edge Revolving Madness SHIFTINGS Show me where it hurts Slow Moves, Rich Tales Sperm Warfare Thersites Waiting for the Relevance WALKING BACK TO BROOKLYN Werewolf, The When You Stand Alone Yellow Tunic, The You May Now Kiss.... My Sass		Play: A Name You Can Trust Reviewer: A name you could trust 3 Stars I loved the idea. Kept my interest well enough. The two players seemed out of balance though. Meaning one over acted the other. Was the spread eagle posture wearing tight leather pants REALLY necessary? And flowers for one actor only, and two bunches at that. I'd suppose actors have groupies too. Worth a see? Sure. Play: A Name You Can Trust Reviewer: LiWen 5 Stars Congratulations!! Great action on both the writing and the performance. The script, witty and cleverly-crafted, was brought alive by the superb performance by the 2 actors. The chemistry between them is apparent, as is the brilliance of the acting. Energy is robust and maintained throughout the piece. The comedic element, evident in the writing, was very successfully delivered by both the actors. Of course, "religion" has always been a huge conundrum - so why not ponder on it further? I enjoyed every moment of it. This is certainly a must-see! Well-done! Play: A Name You Can Trust Reviewer: RedTapeJunkie 4 Stars I'd give it 5 stars but I'm wary of superlatives. If you attend, then attend; the writing in this piece is incredibly sharp. I don't mean heady or inaccessible; it's clever and crafted finely. I admit to wishing for a keener ending. I missed the delivery of some lines, but the actors are committed and energetic, the premise is quirky and interesting, and the paperwork is very nicely done. Play: A Name You Can Trust Reviewer: HappyToBeHere 4 Stars A very intriging premise of an angel and a demon going into partnership and becoming independent buyers of souls. Not exactly offshoring the operation , but more just independent contractors. Very strong performances from both actors and the show moved right along. My only complaint is that this was done so well throughout I was expecting something more profound at the conclusion. Definitely worth seeing. Play: A Name You Can Trust Reviewer: margie rogers 4 Stars At once humorous and thought provoking on the times through which we sometimes merely stumble. It made for arousing dinner conversation afterwards!