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21/One
Another Ugly Duckling Tale
BabyLove
Before the End- A Boy Called Noise
cruel & unusual
Curriculum Vitae
Eating Skeletons
Exiles
Fall and Rise of the Rising Fallen
Flamenco con Fusion
Fuse
Get It? Got it. Good!
Get Laughs or Die Tryin'
Irma at the Movies & Frozen
Just For Laughs
Kingdom of Not- Neon Man and Me
- nEO sURREALIST sYSTEMS
Pomp & Circumstance
Readiness is All
Revolving Madness
sally: MIA / Sheepish
Secret Ruths of Island House
Sisyphus on Vacation
Stone Trilogy, Three Tales
Thanatics - A Rock Opera
This Lily Was (Fontana)
Thrilling Adventures of Elvis in Space
Tilting at Transformations
Visiting Bertha
Waiting for Bordeaux
Where the Sun Don't Shine
Woof, Daddy
Yellow Fever Express
Yorick & Co.
Play: Eating Skeletons 3.5 stars
Reviewer: Darryl Henry
4 Stars
Got Calories?
A slice of life in la la land, starring three talented actresses. Eating Skeletons is about the trials and tribulations, the traumas and the tears of two teenage girls trying for stardom, as they audition for their big chance. Christina Huntington (babe). Of course, the talent scout/agent is Jewish. Good performances by all the actresses. Parts of the dialogue you’ve heard before (those 5 pounds that TV adds…). Oh, by the way, Christina Huntington is a babe! And no, I’m not a bud who has known her for years.
Play: Eating Skeletons
Reviewer: Alice Blau
5 Stars
A fun script by Jen Rudin, but the acting is what makes this play a must
see at the fringe this year. Danya Solomon's portrayl of Zoe, a child actress
battling with its hardships, gives the piece such weight and unexpectedly
brought tears to my eyes. Only two more shows... go see it.
Play: Eating Skeletons
Reviewer: Mia Paschal
A very talented trio of actresses, with excellent energy and timing and such great chemistry between them that they were extremely enjoyable to watch.
Play: Eating Skeletons
Reviewer: ripegirl
4 Stars
Funny and zany but grounded and gritty. Great character work! Very precise.
These women know what they are doing on stage, how refreshing. I knew all
the words to the soundtrack... scary.
Play: Eating Skeletons
Reviewer: Craig Kensek
3 Stars
30 Minutes of an Interesting, Lightly Funny Look at Teenage Auditions
Unfortunately, the performance itself ran 40 minutes. It could have been cut down to ½ hour without losing anything. Three actresses act out a number of bits involved with teen age girls auditioning for the proverbial Jewish talent scout/agent. The acting was fine. The actresses seamlessly transition between multiple characters/ages. There was no Q&A after the show (this may have been removed after the first performance). If you’re going out to see just “one show”, take a pass. If you’re looking for a second or third show to round out the evening, and want to be cheered up a bit between darker performances. “Eating Skeletons” may be the ticket.
Play: Eating Skeletons
Reviewer: Dan Carbone
5 Stars
Excellent writing and three powerhouse actresses! Really good stuff! Bravo
Play: Eating Skeletons
Reviewer: Buzz Brooks
3 Stars
Wherein, Jenny Pearson expounds, vicariously, on the business of this business.
Constitutes a humorous reality check on the business of child-actor business.
1-800-ASK-BUZZ
Play: Eating Skeletons
Reviewer: Robby
4 Stars
Fun, short piece, very well performed by 3 ladies with a lot of stage presence.
The more you're into theater, the funnier it is.
Play: Eating Skeletons
Reviewer: Bart (from Yorick & Co.)
5 Stars
A difficult subject to make funny. However these three funny ladies did
an amazing job. The transitions were excellent, well timed and flawless.
I enjoyed the multiple characters and the "message" of the piece.
Play: eating skeletons
Reviewer: jimmy hogg
5 Stars
and not just because i met them all and get on with them and all that shit,
but because it's an excellent show. very, very tight indeed, like an italian
waiters trousers. and it's something of an acting masterclass, superb complicity
between the performers. go now. run...
Play: Eating Skeletons
Reviewer: Noah Kelly
4 Stars
hilarious & depressing - these stunning ladies have fabulous chemestry.
for maximum effect, see it on an empty stomach.
Play: Eating Skeletons
Reviewer:
Lighthearted, close to the heart, and lots of fun. And there's a Q&A with the playwright, director, and performers after the show - well worth seeing if you're interested in "the business" especially as it affects young people.
Play: Eating Skeletons
Reviewer: David Smith
4 Stars
Super interesting play, a sometimes unsettling combo of comedy and social
commentary, the show traces the trials of an actress named Zoe as she struggles
with eating issues and acting coaches. The three actors move flawlessly
between past and present and multiple characters....
I went in expecting something very comic, and left feeling much more satisfied...Great
script, wonderful direction and performances, and you haven"t live
until you"ve seen the hybrid of Janis and Ophelia!!!!