I did a show with them which turned out to be a good experience. But I will say that the production value is minimal, and if you looking for any kind of review or people in the business to come and see you that won't happen there. Your experience will all depend on the director. In fact, after hearing a couple of horror stories about the company from acquaintances, I almost dropped out, but the cast I was working with was wonderful and the director, Simon Trumble, was fantastic. In fact many of the cast had worked with him before. He is loyal to great actors. So my thought is - if you need some NYC experience, or if you are just dying to get back on the stage with minimal commitment (which was my reasoning) and you have a director who you think will do the play justice, then go with it. It really is minimal rehearsal time, so you have to be prepared to do a lot of your own work at home. Which is good for you to do anyway. So there are my two cents!

Thanks for your input! That definitely helps!

There seem to have been a lot of people asking about this company lately. I did a project with Adam Roebuck a few years ago and it was the most awful and unprofessional show I've ever done. I would steer clear.

He's a good voice teaher... He should stick to that only

I have heard only scammy things about this guy. Do some homework before you audition!