Review: (A Smidge of) Pidge

I’m not entire­ly sure how to describe this show. Part cos­­tumed-won­der, part avant-garde art piece, (A Smidge of) Pidge is a black com­e­dy about iden­ti­ty and anx­i­ety and pigeons. I think. Sher­ilee Kahui dances about BATS’ Pro­peller Stage for an hour dressed in an elab­o­rate pigeon cos­tume. She drinks wine, shares gin­ger­nuts, and recre­ates an icon­ic scene from Love […]

Review: Welcome to the Murder House

Indi­an Ink has done it again. Wel­come to the Mur­der House is dark, dead­ly, a lit­tle bit sexy, and some­thing you def­i­nite­ly should read the press release for before you see because it does not pull any punch­es. Our five main char­ac­ters; death-row con­victs who have a par­tic­u­lar pen­chant for the­atre, take us on a […]