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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: Irma at the Movies & Frozen
Reviewer: Carol Blecker
5 Stars
Loved them both--honest, funny, smart, sad, hopful--everything one-person
theater (my favorite kind) is about for me.
I thought about them both since I saw them.
Irma--My friend sitting next to me said--"NNo air, she's read my mind!" good for you Irma, to get over your panic attack by getting mad and walking out!
Etienne (Frozen)--such a powerful story about being a child and then a caregiver to a parent who loved and diminished you. I loved momma too.
GO SEE THEM
Play: Irma at the Movies & Frozen
Reviewer: Dan Klang
5 Stars
Joya Cory in a short and clever performance depicts an apparently ineffectual
woman who while relating her experience at the movie theater makes some
telling points about our misguided and violent society. Craig Landry in
a much longer monologue nicely explores a community (the Cajans)and a family
whose members, though battered and "frozen" by hurricanes and
a general state of deprivation, feel a lot more than they are able to show.
Play: Irma at the Movies and Frozen
Reviewer: jean waxdeck
5 Stars
Very powerful and personal presentations that let me into the inner world
of two sensitive and talented performers..Recommend the show and would like
to see more of their work.
Play: Frozen
Reviewer: Michelle
5 Stars
Craig Landry has your attention from the moment he steps on stage. He has
crafted an engaging story dealing with family dynamics in the wake of the
Katrina flooding. His body movements, voice and delivery effectively create
multiple characters with whom he engages throughout the performance. Bravo!
I can't wait to see what comes next.
Play: Irma at the Movies + Frozen
Reviewer: janica anderson
4 Stars
I saw these 2 solo plays yesterday and really enjoyed them. I’m still
thinking about them today. I found these performances very original. The
first one,
IRMA AT THE MOVIES is short and sweet and very funny. Lots of laughing out
loud. The longer piece, FROZEN, though more serious, has humor and lots
of movement and poetic writing. I was almost always very engaged with what
was going on and often moved. I say almost because it’s clear that
some parts of FROZEN need more work, especially the portrayal of the mother.
Still,I was happy to see this show and recommend it.
Play: Irma At the Movies
Reviewer: Helen Goldsmith
4 Stars
I 'd go to the movies with Irma anytime. I could almost smell the popcorn!
Play: Irma at the Movies & Frozen
Reviewer: Dan Carbone
5 Stars
Enjoyed both pieces very much. Two very powerful actors. Overflowing with
humor and pathos. Really good stuff!
Play: Frozen
Reviewer: Hannah Silver
4 Stars
Hurricane Rita and the difficulties of a gay man's relationship with his
family come together elegantly and humorously in Craig Landry's "Frozen"
playing this Friday-Sunday at Exit Theater Stage Left. "Frozen"
is an odyssey that begins in September 2005 and moves back in time to a
moment of personal discovery. Look for a star turn as the actor portrays
his dead mother surfing the flood waters in her coffin. This is a must see.
Play: Irma at the Movies
Reviewer: Josh Kamler
5 Stars
A fantastic one-woman show! Joya Cory's Irma says out loud what we're all
thinking. Go see it!