Citypaper Adriano October 9, 2010 READ THE REVIEW Freedom Club inspires laughs through a charged juxtaposition of sex and violence and a bold, straight-out-to-the-audience performance style. In 1865, superstar John Wilkes Booth (fantastic Jeb Kreager) proclaims You need an actor to save yo...

Variety Adriano September 30, 2010 READ THE REVIEW A daring mashup by two experimental companies (Philadelphias New Paradise Laboratories and New Yorks the Riot Group) and two eras (1865 and 2015), Freedom Club indicts fanatical radicalism in America. Aptly self-described as a hallucination on nat...

Sarah Flood will premiere at The Flea on October 6, 2013 When my grandmother died I looked through her bookshelves. She had a whole row of books about the Salem witch trials. I looked at some of them and started to feel like the story of what happened in Salem was different from what weve a...

Time Out Review Adriano May 11, 2012 READ THE REVIEW Delicately hilarious a clear-eyed ethnography of our own species at a specific developmental stage the ensemble seems exquisitely tuned to a difficult chord of poignancy and awkwardness. Photo by Zack Lane ABOUT THEATER WRITING BLOG ...

Culturebot Adriano October 1, 2010 READ THE REVIEW The collaboration is fruitful, for not only is a seamless new ensemble born one possessing a unique, violent and total language, at once written, spoken, and played but FREEDOM CLUB is political theater that avoids falling flat on its face. From...