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How It’s Gon’ Be – Reviews

Los Angeles Times
STRIKING… creates vignettes out of perfectly timed blackouts resembling fireworks… investigate[s] how toxic masculinity has affected a Black household… packed with emotion.” — Steven Vargas, Los Angeles Times

Stage Raw 
STAGE RAW TOP TENRECOMMENDED… speaks to the human need for intimacy and love, and to the hurt inside us that stands in the way of our attaining what we long for the most.” — Deborah Klugman, Stage Raw

Stage Scene LA
WOW!HEARTBREAKING AND HEARTWARMING… a dramatic stunner as universal as it is specific, and the latest must-see from Echo Theater Company.” — Steven Stanley, Stage Scene LA

2 Urban Girls
WONDERFULLY WRITTEN… full of emotion.” — Emilie St. John, 2 Urban Girls

Colorado Boulevard 
LYRICAL AND INTENSELY EMOTIONAL… Everything about this production is well done, a very satisfying theater experience.” — Carol Edger Germain, Colorado Boulevard

Theater Digest
WORTH SEEING… JuCoby Johnson’s writing thrusts you right back into how embarrassing and loaded everything feels when you’re a teen, and Ahmed Best directs the cast to bring Johnson’s words to life beautifully.” — Katie  Buenneke, Theater Digest

Glamgical
POETIC AND ENGAGING… a moving play that explores the outcomes when love and art are combined to answer our most pressing existential issues.” — Joe Mosqueda, Glamgical

People’s World 
FULL OF LYRICISM AND LIGHT… The acting is stupendous and the direction is witty and fine-tuned.” — Eric Gordon, People’s World

Discover Hollywood 
POWERFUL… [an] emotional roller-coaster.” — Amalisha HuEck, Discover Hollywood

Larchmont Buzz 
POWERFUL… This is a play that repeatedly asks, ‘Do you love me?’ The answer is a resounding yes.” — Laura Foti Cohen, Larchmont Buzz

The Nerds of Color
GORGEOUS… Los Angeles theatre at its absolute finest… [a] gem of a play.” — Edward Hong, The Nerd of Color