"Robbie Nance’s triumphant portrayal of an aching veteran (he is a veteran himself) reminds us of all those we trumpet as heroes while in the throes of conflict … then conveniently forget about once they are back amongst us. This is not a Vietnam story. It is an every war story."

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"I love Shadowbox Live for its immense talent, and more so for its unquenchable thirst to not only step outside of the box, but to blow the box apart, and this show holds true to what Shadowbox does exceptionally well- deliver unique, consistently fabulous entertainment that will leave you talking about them long after you've left the theater."

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"Although inspired loosely by Alice in Wonderland, the musical isn’t heavy-handed and often graceful or amusing in its use of fantasy characters."

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"The trippiest performance of the night belongs to head shop owners Mercury and Harriet (played by Brandon Anderson and Leah Haviland). Capturing the crazy spirit of the Mad Hatter’s tea party, the pair shines with a fantastic rendition of Donovan’s “Mellow Yellow.”"

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"It’s impossible not to enjoy a show that starts with If You’re Going to San Francisco, ends with A Whiter Shade of Pale and includes more than a dozen other classics in between. Music director Matt Hahn captures their original sound and spirit so effectively that suspicious patrons may think the performers are simply lip-synching to the originals. (They’re not, of course.)"

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