Lizard Boy is a modern fable about self-love and discovering the power that your weirdness can wield. It’s a story that feels simple and child-like in theme, with laugh out loud charmingly awkward moments of adult humor peppered throughout. Lizard Boy is a tour-de-force trio performance, featuring powerful rock songs, magically theatrical staging, and an uplifting, universal message.
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The piece asks the artist, the thinker, the average Joe to consider what it would take to stop performing; to open yourself up to failure and try to create something for someone else – in doing so, you just may find a deeper piece of yourself that you were previously too afraid to share; in doing so, you may discover where the true magic lies.
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Brat Pack is a jam packed hour of fun. The June 12 show I attended was a revival of an earlier show in March and I hope that it becomes a more regular affair. I only wish I had gotten to see more of the performance; sitting to the side, I was sometimes blocked by performers sitting on the sidelines or other patrons trying to snag a bit of their burger between careening their head towards the stage.
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The Order of the Golden Scribe: Initiation Tea is the perfect way to spend an afternoon with a friend, a partner, a group of four, or even perhaps a competitive office outing looking to drink some tea, solve some puzzles, and play at the larger game of understanding the Order itself. Catch it before it closes on June 4th!
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This play with music (written & directed by Colette Robert with music and lyrics by Dionne McClain-Freeney, co-produced by New Georges and The Movement Theatre Company), takes a good, hard look at the black debutante culture through a cheeky yet dramatic deep dive into the politics of the social club, the lives of the Star-Burst applicants, and the undertones of racism and slavery that permeate it all.
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