Kiss it, Make it Better by Erika Phoebus
A multimedia production about two young adults that run away from their traumas to an abandoned rollercoaster and make their own Peter Pan and Wendy Neverland home until the past catches up with them.
"Raw and poetic, the play falls upon you as a tsunami of engrossing pain, untamed passion, and tenderness...a spectacular show....bold and innovative...performances that gave me goose bumps at times...exquisite production" Onstage
“Phoebus displays an impressive range of emotion and physicality, alternately brazen and fragile...Miskell is a mess of boyish awkwardness and sputtering emotional volatility...touching, intimate moments that director Isaac Byrne coaxes out of his actors.” New York Theatre Review
“a delightful and authentic coming-of-age story” Stage Buddy
"Raw and poetic, the play falls upon you as a tsunami of engrossing pain, untamed passion, and tenderness...a spectacular show....bold and innovative...performances that gave me goose bumps at times...exquisite production" Onstage
“Phoebus displays an impressive range of emotion and physicality, alternately brazen and fragile...Miskell is a mess of boyish awkwardness and sputtering emotional volatility...touching, intimate moments that director Isaac Byrne coaxes out of his actors.” New York Theatre Review
“a delightful and authentic coming-of-age story” Stage Buddy
