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1 Quandary Place
Abundance
ADVENTURES OF A SUBSTITUTE TEACHER
Barroom Philosophers
Border Crossings
Class Notes
Embarrassment & Death
The Falls of Vincent Millay
Found and Lost: Goals for 2002
Frisco Fred's Cabaret!
Fuck You Cancer
Great Hymn of Thanksgiving / Conversation
Storm
The Hasheesh Eater
Heavy Metal Playground
HER KIND: The Life & Poetry of Anne
Sexton
i hate my friends
Jesus Rant
Kiss My Booth
Korean Badass
Low Hanging Fruit
Monkey Poet Stand-Up!
Organic Boxed Chicken Stock
parts is parts:
Party of One
RM3
The Sewers
Shopping as a Spiritual Path
Spotless
Stetson Manifesto
A Strange Black Passion
Super Glossy!
TeleMongol
Terrible Voice
Tesla's White Pigeon
Turn of the Screw
You Go First
Play: Border Crossings
Reviewer: Victor
3 Stars
Well done. A bit too much "pause for effect" for me. And he seemed
to just want to show off his singing, dancing and storytelling without gelling
them into one solid show. But with a little work he could have a real winner
on his hands.
Play: Border Crossings
Reviewer: monkeymary
4 Stars
Play: border crossings
Reviewer: tom
3 Stars
a sincere actor delivers a charming and heartfelt show, the first section
that happens in mexico is full of mystery and interpretation, movements,
awe, music, images of dancing figures and transformation. the show then
segue's without warning to the last twenty minutes about his breakup with
his ex girlfriend and his/her feelings and psychological workings to feel
okay about himself. i felt kind of wierd that we had left mexico without
explanation to never return, and were left with something more like a personal
journal entry than what had beckoned for the first part of the show. the
ending feels like its not there as we never get back to mexico and the show
is called border crossings...that said, i really like his acting and felt
the presentation was entertaining and expressive.
Play: Border crossings
Reviewer: Mr.R
4 Stars
This guy is great. What a presence. Solo shows arn't really my cup of tea,
but Mr. Huddle really took over and occupied the stage. His physicality
was really strong, and tender and aggressive at the same time.
but then half way through the show we were not in mexico any more, and suddenly
it wasn't quite as interesting. The lyrical quality of the first half gave
way to some sort of confessional about guilt over a girlfriend and Mexico
was nowhere to be seen. I would have tied it back to the journey in Oaxaca,
where there is so much beauty and magic to call apon. I'd still tell people
to go see this though, I was very moved at times.
Play: Border Crossings/ Rick Huddle
Reviewer: Sarah Stein
5 Stars
He can tell stories, dance and sing at the same time! Rick Huddle is master
of all these arts, esp. storytelling. His show is filled with humor and
wisdom and always entertaining.
Play: Border Crossings
Reviewer: R. Lee Skoorb
3 Stars
In case you missed the curriculum in Relationships 101, this is a brief,
heartfelt foray into that territory. Mr. Huddle is an accomplished entertainer,
and he held my attention throughout most of the show. I was only disappointed
that he didn't delve into the subject a little deeper, and somehow the epiphany
or catharsis that you expect in this kind of show didn't materialize for
me. But...maybe I wasn't paying close enough attention!
Play: Border Crossings
Reviewer: J. Lee Vocque (Barroom Philosophers)
4 Stars
I loved this show. It really spoke to me about love and what it takes to
tear down that wall we all put up to keep us from connecting to another
person. I think this performer will have great success with this show in
other Fringe Fests in the future. I also got the chance to meet and pend
some time with him after the show and think he has an outstanding sense
of humor that he uses to help bring that message across.
Play: Border Crossing
Reviewer: nancy
5 Stars
I absolutely LOVED it. Masterful performance: dynamic and heartfelt---he
turned the very personal into a shared and intimate experience... an aptly
named show!
Play: Border Crossing
Reviewer: Damien Thomas
4 Stars
We've all been there at one time or another. Rick weaves a wonderful story
of self-awareness and discovery that he brilliantly ties together in the
end. A solid performance that leaves you thoroughly entertained while thinking
about your own experiences.
Play: Border Crossings/Rick Huddle
Reviewer: Sarah Hauser
5 Stars
Rick Huddle is a story teller with a difference. He sings, he dances, he
mimes...and he's so cute, that when he mimes you don't want to throttle
him. His energy,passion, and love for storytelling comes leaping to life
in this unique show. Do yoursself a favor; get to know Rick Huddle, and
go see Border Crossings.
Play: Border Crossings
Reviewer: lynne duddy
5 Stars
This is a marvelous show! Don't miss it. This series of stories will draw
you in and take you to those special places in the heart that you've not
forgotten. Get your ticket today.
Play: Border Crossings
Reviewer: Ken Iverson
5 Stars
Rick Huddle weaves several stories into this one man performance. He held
our attention throughout as he seemlessly moved through stories and characters.
He is very at ease in his movements whether he is riding a subway or dancing
in the moonlight. A fine performance and a great way to spend an evening.
Play: Border Crossings
Reviewer: Lawrence Howard
5 Stars
I liked this show so much I saw it seven times in Portland. Rick Huddle
is a master storyteller who holds you in the palm of his hand and takes
you on a journey into the human heart. There is truly something for everyone
in this show. Must see, in my humble opinion.