Fruits of our LABOR PAINS
The critics are digging this year's Pumpkin Pie Show: LABOR PAINS. Here's what folks have had to say thus far:
The Pumpkin Pie Show is “scary and engrossing… Parenting has never been dissected so closely or seemed so chilling… Storytelling of the highest caliber.” —Theatre Scene
“Clay McLeod Chapman is a modern day bard… [A] mad scientist of words and the stage.” —Manhattan With A Twist
“Each story is a mini tour-de-force…” The Pumpkin Pie Show is “like something out of a 80s Wes Craven movie.” —My Entertainment World
The Pumpkin Pie Show's “fast-paced, quick witted litany of words and emotions skyrocketed the audience to another dimension.” —Malinism
We close this weekend. Only 3 more performances to go! See you there!
October 6, 2015
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““birdfeeder” is a darkly poetic monologue... Chapman's prose is haunting, beautifully written, poignant, and elegiac... I cannot spoil the plot of the monologue without ruining any element of surprise. I can tell you that it's about a love between two people that transcends the body and is truly moving and disturbing. ”
— nytheatre.com
