Bri-Ko: All Silent. All Funny at Stage 773

Chicago Tribune - Recommended

"...Some of the material is recycled from years past, and not all the new elements work; a funeral for a bean bag (buried with full military honors) feels particularly tone deaf. But in terms of originality, Bri-Ko has no local peer. As a group, it has so much dorky likability going for it that you can — and really should — overlook the weaker portions of the show."

Chicago Reader - Highly Recommended

"...Chelsea Warren's clean, attractive set yields welcome surprises, but that's not always true of the comedy: setups can be too methodical, and some bits are repetitious. With just a few more nuggets of comic business, this show would be the perfect return to the playpen."

Chicago Stage and Screen - Highly Recommended

"...The basic layout is three grown men taking very simple tasks and turning them into exaggerated hysterical mishaps.  Everything from changing a light bulb to preparing a home cooked meal turns into a wild exciting ride.  Being completely unpredictable, you'll never know what these three are going to throw at you next, and believe me, they will be throwing things at you.  “Bri-Ko” masters the use of making everyday and a few unheard of situations into a very enjoyable show well worth the ticket price."

Chicago Theater Beat - Highly Recommended

"...This is a great family holiday show to forget the chaos of shopping and acquisition. There is nothing like controlled mayhem and madness for the holidays. Watch out for flying lettuce!"