Press for Cleo, Theo and Wu

""Each scene is another adventure, sometimes mad-cap, sometimes bawdy and quite entertaining, along Lucy's wild trip. It is full of energy and uniqueness from start to finish, getting you all caught up in this wacky but enlightening saga."
https://www.broadwayworld.com/los-angeles/article/BWW-Review-CLEO-THEO-WU-TAKE-ON-WOMANS-DOMINANCE-IN-THE-UNIVERSE-at-The-Theatre-Of-Note-20181114

"No exception to the company’s penchant for risky new works, Vangsness’ mind-bendingly nonlinear and experimental piece skips along the surface of reality while making some surprisingly cogent philosophical points. With her long list of illustrious credits, director Lisa Dring seems the ideal interpreter to corral Vangsness’ cheeky stream-of consciousness into a comprehensible format."
https://www.latimes.com/entertainment/la-et-cm-99-seat-small-theater-la-20181102-story.html


"Directed by the formidable Lisa Dring... Vangsness' quest for righting some tilting ancient windmills once turned by remarkable female rulers could not possibly stay lingering in the many-cylindered chambers tucked into the deepest crevices of their mentor’s volcanic mind. If you look up the term “force of nature” in the dictionary, don't be surprised if the entry includes a photograph of Kirsten Vangsness."
http://ticketholdersla.com/review-archives-winter-2018-to-/