The actress who played Sister Mary Ignatius did a superb job. Play dragged towards the end. Should have left at intermission. The Actor's Nightmare was an audience's nightmare.

This production of Sister Mary Ignatius was way off track. I feel the director wasnt familair with the playwright Christopher Durang. My guest said "it seemed like a highschool production". We left at intermission. Sad.

The first few minutes of the show were moderately funny, poking fun at the canons of the Church, Pope, etc. but it quickly degenerated into painfully unfunny references including mocking the crucifixion, which is no way funny in my view & a ridiculous parody of the birth of Jesus. I would've walked out early but was seated in front row & didn't want to cause a scene. I would've requested my money back but there was no one present in the ticket booth. I left w/o staying for The Actor's Nightmare, having had one already.

These one-act plays were both hilarious and thought-provoking. Everyone in the cast has amazing talent! As a lifelong Catholic, I thoroughly enjoyed "Sister Mary's" satire (not offensive to anyone's faith). As a theatre fan, I marveled at "Nightmare's" portrayal of "stage jitters" meant to look like improvisation!