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F**king Strangers – Reviews

Broadway World 
“PIERCING, FUNNY AND HEARTBREAKING… illuminations of genius… There are parts of the story you may not see coming, and even if you do, they will still land with powerful resonance… the ensemble is aces.” — Harker Jones, Broadway World

Ticket Holders LA 
“STUNNING… a penetrating and deeply contemporary exploration into the intertwined nature of connection, deception, and our species’ universal craving to be seen and loved… as hilarious as it is piercing… theatre at its most riveting.” — Travis Holder, Ticket Holders LA

Discover Hollywood 
“GLORIOUSLY SMART, THOUGHTFUL AND CREATIVE… funny, deeply lonely and, yes, very dark… BRAVO, ECHO THEATER” — Chris Cassone, Discover Hollywood

Stage Scene LA 
“WOW!… twisty-turney, edge-of-your-seat, and very sexy… thoroughly enthralling.” — Steven Stanley, Stage Scene LA

On Stage Los Angeles 
“FUNNY AND UNCOMFORTABLE AND SEXY AND TOUCHING… YOU MUST GO!.” — Michael Sheehan, On Stage Los Angeles

Splash Magazines 
“HILARIOUS… What begins as a role-playing fantasy spirals into a wildly unpredictable collision of sex, secrecy, family, and redemption.” — Elaine Mura, Splash Magazines

Arts Beat LA
“WITTY… POWERFUL… a quartet of expert and moving performances… full of dark or rueful humor.” — Terry Morgan, Arts Beat LA

Stage Raw 
“STAGE RAW TOP 10… an entertaining watch, its strengths evolving from the playwright’s understanding of human nature and his ability to craft that understanding into a funny, accessible and at times poignant story.… RECOMMENDED.” — Deborah Klugman, Stage Raw

Larchmont Buzz 
“RICH IN COMEDIC GOLD AND RAW TRAUMA… four exceptional performers” — Carol M. Becker, Larchmont Buzz

Showmag 
“A RICH TAPESTRY… The strength of this story lies in the carefully revealed full-bodied lives of each of the characters… DON’T MISS THIS PLAY!” — Leigh Kennicott, Showmag

Angeles Stage
“The ingenuity of the plot keeps bouncing around in my head, enhanced by wonderful performances from the entire quartet.” — Don Shirley, Angeles Stage